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Ed Brown Suppressor Ready Standard Feedramp Barrel .45 ACP 4.25" Fits 1911 Commander, Stainless

Name: Ed Brown Suppressor Ready Standard Feedramp Barrel .45 ACP 4.25" Fits 1911 Commander, Stainless
Brand: Ed Brown
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$222.00

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Brand: Ed Brown
Color: Stainless
Caliber: .45 ACP
Category: Gun Parts
Platform: 1911
Barrel Length: 4.25in
Gun Part Type: Upper Receiver
UPC: 800732924021
MPN: 924345SR

Overview

The Ed Brown Suppressor Ready Barrel is a 4.25-inch Commander-length drop-in barrel chambered in .45 ACP, designed specifically for 1911 suppressor hosts. Machined entirely from solid T-416 modified stainless steel bar stock, it features deep-cut broached six-land-and-groove rifling with a 1-in-16 left-hand twist, and has been heat-treated and sub-zero frozen for maximum strength. The muzzle is threaded 0.578x28 tpi RH and includes a thread protector, along with a matching link, link pin, and bushing.

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