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Lone Wolf AlphaWolf Conversion Barrel for Glock 35 40 S&W to 357 Sig 5.32" Nitride

$119.95
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Brand
Lone Wolf
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Barrel Length
5.32in
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
639737069716

Overview

The Lone Wolf AlphaWolf conversion barrel is designed for the Glock 35 chambered in 40 S&W, allowing it to fire 357 Sig ammunition. It features a 5.32-inch length and is constructed from stress-relieved 416 stainless steel with a black nitride finish. The barrel is CNC-machined and heat-treated to an exterior surface hardness of RC 60. This match-grade barrel utilizes button rifling and a three-stage honed bore, making it suitable for use with lead, plated, or jacketed bullets. It features a polished feed ramp, maximum chamber support, and a target crown. The design allows for a direct drop-in installation with no gunsmithing required.

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