Question on F1 on integral 10/22

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mr fixit
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Question on F1 on integral 10/22

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Looking down the road to future projects. I need to know what overall length to put on the form 1 for an integral 10/22 suppressor.

On an integral, the length on the F1 would be the total length of the barrel with the suppressor assembled?

The idea is to cut a 10/22 barrel to say 8". Then add a simple mono-core suppressor and perm attach the core to the barrel, and then the outer tube would be "full length" of the barrel giving it the look of a .920 OD bull barrel.

So, would I put the length of the whole assembly, the length of the mono-core, or the length of the outer tube?

I am thinking the correct length would be the length of the full assembly (barrel, core, tube, and threaded cap) as assembled.
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Re: Question on F1 on integral 10/22

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mr fixit wrote:
I am thinking the correct length would be the length of the full assembly (barrel, core, tube, and threaded cap) as assembled.
Yup, that's the length you want for the form.
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