Looks good. Did you do the whole barrel, or only the hood?Hey,
Can't find stainless steel barrel for my P365-380 anywhere ,,
So I polished it and the feed ramp too .. turned out great ..
Went to range and shot 200rds smoothly .
Next is my M-Carbo Flat trigger so they will match ..
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Barrel polished.. !!
Hey,
Can't find stainless steel barrel for my P365-380 anywhere ,,
So I polished it and the feed ramp too .. turned out great ..
Went to range and shot 200rds smoothly .
Next is my M-Carbo Flat trigger so they will match ..
Can't find stainless steel barrel for my P365-380 anywhere ,,
So I polished it and the feed ramp too .. turned out great ..
Went to range and shot 200rds smoothly .
Next is my M-Carbo Flat trigger so they will match ..
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I ordered a P239 (BBL-239-357) barrel from Numerich for a new .40 P239. The barrel had been used slightly as evident by the hood scrapes but there was only a hint of a barrel "smiley". It was their only one and at the time and seemed to be the last one in the country. I had no problems keeping it considering that I would be shooting through it, and imparting more wear that it currently had which was hardly any.
There's a thing that I do with my classic P's where I use an Arkansas stone to round off the sharp edges of the hood opening on the underside/inside of the slide. This minimizes the scrapes on the hood. I also use these stones to clean up the jaggies on the slide where the slide catch lever engages so the lever releases the slide more easily. Makes a huge difference.
Anyway, regarding the barrel - I decided to pretty up the scrapes and was going to blacken the hood but first the scrapes had to go. Used 600 and 1200 wet paper to polish up the viewable hood surface leaving the rest of the barrel black. I liked it being silver colored so I left it.
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There's a thing that I do with my classic P's where I use an Arkansas stone to round off the sharp edges of the hood opening on the underside/inside of the slide. This minimizes the scrapes on the hood. I also use these stones to clean up the jaggies on the slide where the slide catch lever engages so the lever releases the slide more easily. Makes a huge difference.
Anyway, regarding the barrel - I decided to pretty up the scrapes and was going to blacken the hood but first the scrapes had to go. Used 600 and 1200 wet paper to polish up the viewable hood surface leaving the rest of the barrel black. I liked it being silver colored so I left it.
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