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Old 09-17-2009, 07:57 PM   #9
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Why not just buy a replacement barrel?

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Does anyone make a P-38 barrel in 7.65mm Luger???

I see that Numrich shows a [used] 9mm P-38 barrel for $155...Looking at the pic, a threaded-in barrel could be done, but it would have a long thread...I.E., you couldn't use a Luger barrel without leaving some of the old rifling (and chamber) intact...

What I've always disliked about the thin-walled sleeves is that they need to be silver-soldered in...

Looking at a pic of the P-38 barrel, I like the idea of sawing off the old barrel, drilling & threading the breech block full-length, and turning a new barrel from a blank...With integral FSB...

But then I tend to get carried away with projects like these...

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