shortening barrel

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I know this has been talked about, but would anyone know the average cost in labor to
shorten the barrel on my 15-22 down to 14.5"? I heard about the $200 tax stamp already. just want to know the basics in cost.
 
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Labor would be $75, plus or minus $10. Plus shipping both ways + tax stamp + engraving.
 
Just to state the obvious, 14.5 is below the legal limit and will require a permanently attached muzzle device that makes the overall length 16 inches. Hopefully the OP already knew that and is planning accordingly.
 
Just to state the obvious, 14.5 is below the legal limit and will require a permanently attached muzzle device that makes the overall length 16 inches. Hopefully the OP already knew that and is planning accordingly.

Not if he's planning on making an SBR, which is a rifle with a barrel of less than 16", and is legal with ATF approval. (He already mentioned the tax stamp.)
 
I agree if you are going to make an SBR go shorter than 14.5. I just did mine down to 10 and love it.

Stamp - 200
Engraving - 45
Barrel Cut & Threaded 38
Total Cost - 283
 
How's this.

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I agree if you are going to make an SBR go shorter than 14.5. I just did mine down to 10 and love it.

Stamp - 200
Engraving - 45
Barrel Cut & Threaded 38
Total Cost - 283

Looks good
 
14.5 + flash hider = 16 Non NFA.

If you are going SBR, go shorter than that.
 
I just want to know to what end. That's all. Why does everybody seem to have a stiffie for shortening the barrels?

I just figured you asking, "why?" was like asking why someone would choose to paint their gun or change their stock or etc. That's all.
 
I just figured you asking, "why?" was like asking why someone would choose to paint their gun or change their stock or etc. That's all.

And I figured there's gotta be a reason besides just wanting to. Maybe there's not. Does it give some sort of advantage or something? That's all I was asking.
 

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