Barrel Link - 3 Reviews

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We machine, spot, drill, ream, chamfer, and engrave our barrels links in our in-house CNC machine. Machined from heat-treated 4140 chromoly steel and then sent for bluing.Choose from #0, #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #13, #17, #21.#3 is standard link size. #0 is for Accurail guns that the rails that have been moved down. #0 - .263" center to center#1 - .268" center to center#2 - .273" center to center#3 - .278" center to center industry standard G.I. Spec#4 - .283" center to center#5 - .288" center to center#13 - .013" longer than the standard length#17 - .017" longer than the standard length#21 - .021" longer than the standard length
Warning: This product may be alloyed with trace amounts of lead and other elements which are known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm and cancer. To prevent exposure, do not alter the product by welding, grinding, etc. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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52 BELMONT AVE,
QUAKERTOWN
Pennsylvania
18951

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“perfect as all the items which one can find on EGW”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The #3 link worked perfectly with no fitment issues”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Worked Perfectly and fit better than the factory link on my Springfield operator. Installed this onto a Wilson Combat drop in barrel. With the factory #3 link and 10-8 slide stop it wouldn’t go fully into battery and was very difficult to retract the slide. I definitely did not want to modify the barrel so I got this #3 & to my surprise it fit perfectly. Thumbs up for EGW!”

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“The standard #3 barrel link has a great fit between the lug opening, with true square corner edges. It has enough clearance to freely move and keep the barrel nice and straight with no excess wiggle room. I put it on a new 1965 H&R military A1 barrel that came with a rejected 1966 colt slide that Springfield armory used that year to build the Camp Perry 1911A1s for their pistol matches. I installed it to test on a 1948 colt government model 45 auto. The slide has a flush even finish with the rear frame. Best by far I have used.”