A threaded barrel is worth it if you plan to run a compensator, muzzle brake, or suppressor — otherwise it's spending money for a thread protector. Threading itself doesn't reduce recoil; the muzzle device attached to those threads is what changes how the gun shoots. The barrel is also slightly longer (typically by about half an inch past the slide), which changes how the gun h …
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In recent years, the firearm community has witnessed increasing popularity and controversy surrounding Polymer80 (P80) frames. These 80% polymer frames have become a popular choice among gun enthusiasts due to their build-it-yourself appeal and customizability. However, their rising popularity has also drawn attention from lawmakers and regulators, raising questions about the l …
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One of the most common questions we get from new builders is what is the best way to break in a new slide, or a slide that has refreshed major components like a new barrel. In order to break this down, we’ll go into some of the common issues with a new build and how to get to a functional,reliable firearm. Assembling or modifying your firearm is a great way to get to get famili …
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