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Rival Arms RARA22G202D Essential V2 Drop-In Barrel 9mm Luger 4.49 in Stainless Steel Finish & Material with Threading for Glock 19 Gen3-4

$135.58
Brand
Rival Arms
Color
Stainless PVD
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Barrel Length
4.49in
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
788130031094
MPN
RA22G202D

Overview

The Rival Arms Essential V2 Drop-In Barrel is designed as a direct replacement upgrade for Glock 19 Gen3 and Gen4 pistols. Precision CNC-machined from a 416R stainless steel billet, this match-grade barrel features 6-groove rifling with a 1:10-inch twist rate and a target-crowned muzzle to deliver enhanced accuracy and performance. It is precision polished and treated with a low-temperature vacuum PVD coating in stainless PVD, providing a durable barrier against wear, tear, and corrosion in harsh environments. The muzzle is threaded to a standard 1/2"x28 pattern, allowing for the attachment of suppressors or muzzle devices. Individually hand-inspected for accuracy, the barrel drops in directly with no gunsmithing required.

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