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Wilson Combat Match Grade Barrel for Glock 17 1-4 9mm Luger 4.49" Stainless

$164.99
Brand
Wilson Combat
Color
Stainless
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Barrel Length
4.49in
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
874218001520
MPN
379

Overview

Wilson Combat Match-Grade barrels for the Glock 17 are fully machined from 416R aircraft-grade stainless steel and heat-treated to R/C 40 for extended service life. These barrels feature a 4.49-inch length, a polished feed ramp, and a fully supported chamber. The 1 in 16-inch twist conventional broach rifling is compatible with lead, jacketed, or plated bullets, avoiding the pressure spikes associated with factory polygonal rifling. Critical tolerances are held to less than .0005-inch to ensure high accuracy. While designed to provide a precise lock-up in most Glock handguns, some minor fitting may be required due to individual pistol variations. The chamber is designed for high concentricity to enhance shot consistency.

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