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Brownells 37/64-40 Compensator Plug Tap
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Brownells 37/64-40 Compensator Plug Tap
| SKU | 51655215804 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brownells |
| MPN | 47403 |
| UPC | 050806018877 |
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Product Details
Details
- Ecommerce Platform: 1911
- Size: 37/64-40
- Material: High Speed Steel
- Model Compatibility: 1911
Features
Utilize a die to thread both custom and standard barrels for compatibility with recoil compensators. Employ a plug tap to refine existing threads or to tap custom compensators. For unthreaded compensators, drill using a 3-5/64 inches HSS drill bit, then ream to a diameter of 0.551 inches prior to threading with the appropriate tap. Machine barrels to approximately 0.002 inches smaller than the intended thread diameter. A 0.575-40 thread specification is compatible with most commercial, tapered-sleeve or integral cone-style compensators. The 0.581-40 thread specification is consistent with those used on Wilson, Brown and Storm Lake Machine barrels, as well as bushing-style compensators.
- High-speed steel compensator plug tap
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