Aftermarket Pistol Barrels

[R0CKETMAN]

I’d stay away from BLACKLIST. Apparently lug deformation from contact is the “normal”.

I’ve seen tighter groups with both 115gr wwb, federal, blazer brass, and RA9TA with an S3f

 

[Grizzly]

Gun: Glock 19 Gen 4 MOS , RMR 07 with Victory First threaded barrel and TBRCi Micro Comp.

The Victory 1st barrel has definitely made a difference accuracy wise. I've experienced trackable improvements in accuracy using the V1st Barrel when shooting the same drills and quals vs. the standard Glock so much that I shot my first perfect score on our qual in several years with this combo.
Sample of one and all but I am buying another to put it a different T&E work gun for evaluation by other officers.

I just crossed the 2500 round count on my Victory first barrel and I concur they are good. Accuracy is better than the stock Gen 3 G19 barrel. I mainly bought it for a threaded barrel to hold the TBRCi micro comp and have been nothing but pleased with its reliability and accuracy.

 

[midnite1911]

I just crossed the 2500 round count on my Victory first barrel and I concur they are good. Accuracy is better than the stock Gen 3 G19 barrel. I mainly bought it for a threaded barrel to hold the TBRCi micro comp and have been nothing but pleased with its reliability and accuracy.

doesnt the comp make the pistol considerably louder?

 

[Grizzly]

doesnt the comp make the pistol considerably louder?

I haven't noticed it being noticeably different. We were shooting under a wooden roof this weekend and I didn't notice much difference between people with comp'd guns vs normal.

 

[midnite1911]

hmm

I haven't noticed it being noticeably different. We were shooting under a wooden roof this weekend and I didn't notice much difference between people with comp'd guns vs normal.

well i have heard those comps on the 9mm pistols do make that bang even louder..and it kinda make sense considering a comp on a rifle does the same thing..

 

[Grizzly]

hmm


well i have heard those comps on the 9mm pistols do make that bang even louder..and it kinda make sense considering a comp on a rifle does the same thing..

Rifles it is definitely noticeable. With pistols I haven't really noticed it. Maybe my ear pro is too good or I"m too deaf.

 

[Grizzly]

Here we go, pics of the Victory First barrel with TBRCi comp. Round count is well over 2500. Don't judge the dirt I got back from class.

 

[PM07]

I just crossed the 2500 round count on my Victory first barrel and I concur they are good. Accuracy is better than the stock Gen 3 G19 barrel. I mainly bought it for a threaded barrel to hold the TBRCi micro comp and have been nothing but pleased with its reliability and accuracy.

What RSA are you using for your TBRC comp? I had to go to a different RSA weight due to failure to return to battery after adding comp.

 

[PM07]

hmm


well i have heard those comps on the 9mm pistols do make that bang even louder..and it kinda make sense considering a comp on a rifle does the same thing..

I hadn't noticed it being louder and neither has anyone else I shoot with. This is primarily outdoor range use.

 

[midnite1911]

I hadn't noticed it being louder and neither has anyone else I shoot with. This is primarily outdoor range use.

yea indoors i think it be a different ball game and considerably louder obviously..

 

[ggammell]

yea indoors i think it be a different ball game and considerably louder obviously..

I don't think it's considerable. Marginal maybe. Felt blast from the side maybe, but I do not notice much of a difference between my comp'd pistol and non comped pistol indoors.

 

[Grizzly]

What RSA are you using for your TBRC comp? I had to go to a different RSA weight due to failure to return to battery after adding comp.

Mine is stock, but the slide has quite a bit of material removed so that might help balance out the differences.

 

[Longinvs]

The only sound difference I have noticed with comped guns is specifically with 38 super open guns that some of the people I shoot around load for.