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ok fellas i have a cz-455 american stainless in .22lr and bought a stainless 17hmr barrel to go with it. the 22lr barrel has proven to be accurate so i just switched to the 17hmr barrel to see if it proves to be accurate also. if it does my plan is to send both barrels off to be chopped and threaded. i was thinking 16.5" length for both barrels as the american profile barrel gets thicker closer to the action you get. would chopping to 16.5" get me enough shoulder on the barrel for my sparrow ss to butt up against? thanks, Big Ed
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ok fellas i have a cz-455 american stainless in .22lr and bought a stainless 17hmr barrel to go with it. the 22lr barrel has proven to be accurate so i just switched to the 17hmr barrel to see if it proves to be accurate also. if it does my plan is to send both barrels off to be chopped and threaded. i was thinking 16.5" length for both barrels as the american profile barrel gets thicker closer to the action you get. would chopping to 16.5" get me enough shoulder on the barrel for my sparrow ss to butt up against? thanks, Big Ed Really, that is a question for your gunsmith. It should be fine though..
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ok fellas i have a cz-455 american stainless in .22lr and bought a stainless 17hmr barrel to go with it. the 22lr barrel has proven to be accurate so i just switched to the 17hmr barrel to see if it proves to be accurate also. if it does my plan is to send both barrels off to be chopped and threaded. i was thinking 16.5" length for both barrels as the american profile barrel gets thicker closer to the action you get. would chopping to 16.5" get me enough shoulder on the barrel for my sparrow ss to butt up against? thanks, Big Ed Really, that is a question for your gunsmith. It should be fine though.. just wanted some real world feedback is all bud. i've about made up my mind about both barrels being chopped and threaded to 16.5" but was just wondering what y'all that have already went down that road had experienced. thanks, Big Ed
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ok fellas i have a cz-455 american stainless in .22lr and bought a stainless 17hmr barrel to go with it. the 22lr barrel has proven to be accurate so i just switched to the 17hmr barrel to see if it proves to be accurate also. if it does my plan is to send both barrels off to be chopped and threaded. i was thinking 16.5" length for both barrels as the american profile barrel gets thicker closer to the action you get. would chopping to 16.5" get me enough shoulder on the barrel for my sparrow ss to butt up against? thanks, Big Ed I did just that. Sent it to Karl Feldcamp. Had it threaded at 16.5” for 1/2x28
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FWIW, I just threaded 2, 455 Varmint barrels. One 22LR, the other a 22WMR. Both barrels measured ~.860" at the the muzzle. Threaded 1/2-28, that leaves a pretty good shoulder for any suppressor to butt up to.
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Yeah I figure the Vermont profile barrel wouldn’t be an issue no matter if you just cut an inch off. But the slimmer sporter American profile barrel I prolly need to be more careful how long i leave her to make sure I have enough barrel shoulder to butt up against with my sparrow. Thanks, Big Ed
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I've got a CZ 455 with factory threaded barrel.
0.615" at the shoulder where my Sparrow snugs up. Works fine.
Edited to add that I just measured the outside diameter of the part of the Sparrow that actually contacts the shoulder on the barrel and that appears to be 0.600".
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I've got a CZ 455 with factory threaded barrel.
0.615" at the shoulder where my Sparrow snugs up. Works fine.
Edited to add that I just measured the outside diameter of the part of the Sparrow that actually contacts the shoulder on the barrel and that appears to be 0.600".
Thanks turbulence. Is yours a American sported profile? If so if factory threaded I bet it’s 16.5”. I’m leaning to just get em cut at 16.5” and be done with it. I’d like to go 17” but not sure I’d have enough shoulder for the sparrow to snug up against. Thanks, Big Ed
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You've got your Sparrow right? You can check my work by taking a caliper to yours. You can see exactly where the Sparrow is going to contact the shoulder of any barrel.
I was surprised that I only had 0.015" to spare but my gunsmith tells me CZ does excellent work threading their own barrels in the factory. Took them both to the range yesterday and the barrel to suppressor contact is good enough to put suppressed rounds in the same place as the unsuppressed rounds at 50 yards with similar accuracy. (It was a windy day.)
The key for you regardless of barrel width is going to be the skill of the gunsmith doing your work. That shoulder has got to be cut SQUARE by damn. Or you'll have trouble.
See also the booklet that came with your Sparrow. It says what the distance should be between shoulder and end of threads.
Guess mine is an American. The barrel is 16.5" in length and with the 5" can on the end it is an elegant little piece of work.
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Stainless CZ 455 at 16.5” threaded 1/2”... if I remember right this is a Tbac Takedown... [Linked Image]
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Stainless CZ 455 at 16.5” threaded 1/2”... if I remember right this is a Tbac Takedown... [Linked Image] Cinch that looks a good bit longer than 16.5”. That looks like my factory length of 20.5”. Is your 1/2-28 or 1/2-20 thread? Thanks, Big Ed
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Stainless CZ 455 at 16.5” threaded 1/2”... if I remember right this is a Tbac Takedown... [Linked Image] Cinch that looks a good bit longer than 16.5”. That looks like my factory length of 20.5”. Is your 1/2-28 or 1/2-20 thread? Thanks, Big Ed 1/2x28 threads...
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Stainless CZ 455 at 16.5” threaded 1/2”... if I remember right this is a Tbac Takedown... [Linked Image] Cinch that looks a good bit longer than 16.5”. That looks like my factory length of 20.5”. Is your 1/2-28 or 1/2-20 thread? Thanks, Big Ed 1/2x28 threads... sweet thanks cinch. is that 16.5" to the end of the barrel shank that mates to receiver or 16.5" to the receiver? thanks for the pics bud that helps alot. Big Ed
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My 455 American 22lr barrel is factory threaded at 16.5. Threaded the 17hmr at 18”. Gunsmith I used is a 17hmr fanatic. That was his recommendation in length, and with all the ones he has and shoots I have no reason not to trust him. Both work just fine with the dead air mask at those lengths
He said I could easily thread them at 16.5” 1/2x28
Shouldn’t be a issue honestly
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Stainless CZ 455 at 16.5” threaded 1/2”... if I remember right this is a Tbac Takedown... [Linked Image] Cinch that looks a good bit longer than 16.5”. That looks like my factory length of 20.5”. Is your 1/2-28 or 1/2-20 thread? Thanks, Big Ed 1/2x28 threads... sweet thanks cinch. is that 16.5" to the end of the barrel shank that mates to receiver or 16.5" to the receiver? thanks for the pics bud that helps alot. Big Ed Yes sir 16.5 to the end of the threads at the crown...
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thanks cinch. from crown to shank correct? in other words,from tip to tip, the whole length of the barrel not just where it inserts to the receiver. thanks and sorry to be so technical i just wanna see how its gonna look is all, Big Ed
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Just take it to the gunsmith and stop worrying my friend. It has to be 16” from receiver to end of barrel, the shank that insert into receiver doesn’t count for legal oal barrel length.Just show them silencerco thread recommendation and they can easily do it. If they do lots of threading they will know exactly what you need anyways. Cost somewhere around 100$ give or take
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thanks cinch. from crown to shank correct? in other words,from tip to tip, the whole length of the barrel not just where it inserts to the receiver. thanks and sorry to be so technical i just wanna see how its gonna look is all, Big Ed Mine measures exactly 16.5" from the front of the receiver to the front tip of the barrel...
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Just take it to the gunsmith and stop worrying my friend. It has to be 16” from receiver to end of barrel, the shank that insert into receiver doesn’t count for legal oal barrel length.Just show them silencerco thread recommendation and they can easily do it. If they do lots of threading they will know exactly what you need anyways. Cost somewhere around 100$ give or take ahhh ok kevin. i figured it was measured tip to tip,crown to end of barrel shank, not just where it mates to receiver. since the barrel shank is technically part of the barrel. thanks for clearing that up bud, Big Ed
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Btw if anyone needs a Cz 455 American barrel in 22lr( not threaded)I just listed one for sale.
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