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Rival Arms RA20G102A Precision Drop-In Barrel 9mm Luger 4.49 in Black PVD Finish 416R Stainless Steel Material with Fluting & Treading for Glock 17 Gen3-4

$145.32
Brand
Rival Arms
Color
Black PVD
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Barrel Length
4.49in
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
788130026526
MPN
RA20G102A

Overview

The Rival Arms RA20G102A is a match-grade, drop-in replacement barrel for Glock 17 Gen3 and Gen4 pistols. Precision-machined from a 416R stainless steel billet, the barrel features a 1:10 twist rate, 6-groove rifling, and a target-crowned muzzle for enhanced accuracy. It is treated with a low-temperature vacuum PVD coating for wear resistance and a BORSLICK inner bore treatment to resist heat and carbon buildup. The barrel features a threaded muzzle with 1/2-28 TPI threads, making it compatible with various suppressors and compensators. A color-matching thread protector is included. This product does not require gunsmithing for installation and is intended to rival custom work in both performance and durability.

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