Does anyone have any first-hand info on this company and how this my affect an AR barrel…can this even be done to a standard chrome lined barrel?- I’m not so worried about the accuracy getting better in a mil-spec barrel but if the cryo process would help it stay cleaner and last longer it may be worth it:confused:
here is a link for you all to check out:
http://www.diversifiedcryogenics.com/gunbarrels.html
thanks,
Dave
It’ll definately make it easier to clean and last longer. There was a Class II manufacturer that was doing machine gun barrels and bolts (his name escapes me at the moment) but he claimed that it made the barrels wear much slower and clean a lot easier. Accuracy may or may not get better at all. You can do chrome lined barrels.
I know a couple of race car drivers that do camshafts & crankshafts and connecting rods and some other parts and like the longer life that this service provides.
Sweet, here is the email I just got from them:
Dave,
Chrome lined barrell no problem.
Unless the front site, gas tube or reciever is made out of plastic, you
can
just leave them on the weapon. We have no facility to remove parts or
disassemble weapons.
Barrell only $49.50 each + $9 S&H - Includes only $100 of insurance
" w/ Reciever $59.50 each + $9 S&H - " " " " "
Let us know the value of the weapon so we can insure it properly for
you.
Insurance is about $ .50 per $100 of value.
Cheers,
Bill GRoschen
I may give this a try