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Battle Arms Development Barrel for Glock 19 416 Steel Fluted, Stainless

$209.95
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Brand
Battle Arms Development Inc.
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
810033782121
MPN
BADBBLG19SSF

Overview

The Battle Arms Development aftermarket barrel for the Glock 19 (Gen 1-5, including 19X) is precision-machined from heat-treated 416R stainless steel. It features straight fluting and a stainless steel finish. The barrel is manufactured using single-point cut rifling, which ensures consistent groove depth and uniform twist rates without inducing stress, eliminating the need for subsequent stress relieving. The design includes an 11-degree target crown for enhanced accuracy and is rated for use with +P ammunition.

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