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    Default Wilson Combat AR Barrel Press Release

    Wilson Combat® is pleased to announce:


    Wilson Combat Develops Comprehensive Line of Match-Grade
    Custom AR-15 Barrels.


    Wilson Combat, a leader in AR-15 parts, rifles and accessories since 1999
    announces a line-up of custom, match-grade AR-15 barrels in numerous,
    popular calibers and multiple profile configurations geared towards the
    amateur or professional AR-builder alike.


    Wilson Combat is quickly becoming the recognized leader in high quality
    custom AR barrels and now we have over 40 different variations of barrels
    that span 6 popular calibers that are sure to meet the needs of your AR
    project.





    Whether you are punching holes in paper, hunting or building rifles for
    tactical applications, we have a match-quality barrel that can take your AR
    accuracy and reliability to a new level of performance.


    Wilson Combat Match Grade AR-15 barrels are precisely crafted of the
    finest American-made 416R rifle rated steel on computer-controlled
    equipment to our exacting list of technical specifications. These proven
    barrels feature a hand-polished bore and feedramps and then complete
    a rigorous final inspection process that ensures your new barrel will meet
    your most demanding expectations.


    All barrels feature crisp CNC markings, precision target grade muzzle
    crown and a chamber and gas port optimized for long-term reliability.
    Barrels are available conventionally or polygonal rifled in several
    configurations.

















    Starting at $249.95, All Wilson Combat AR barrels are available in a matte
    bead-blasted stainless finish or your color choice of our famed Armor-
    Tuff® finish. Barrels are available in .204 Ruger, .223 Wylde, 5.56 NATO,
    6.8 SPC-II, .300 Blackout and 7.62X40 Wilson Tactical calibers.







    Learn more about our array of AR-15 barrels and our complete line of custom
    handgun and long gun parts and accessories at www.wilsoncombat.com.
    Wilson Combat, On Your Side!

    WilsonCombatRep
    http://www.wilsoncombat.com/
    Customer Service 1-800-955-4856

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    I was just looking at the 14.7" 6.8 barrel. Is there any difference between these and the barrels you have been selling for awhile? Also, you claim the barrels have "hand polished" bores. Does this mean they are lapped free of cutter marks or just that you've made the bore "shiny"? Lastly, the 6.8 is listed as a 1:11 twist SIX groove rifling. Is this correct? With the big discussion of more grooves creating more pressure its got me curious.
    Last edited by 45onbrd; 01-19-2012 at 03:25 AM.

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    My WC Recon 6.8 SPC has the barrel as described on the website page showing the 6.8 Recon (below). Are the newly announced barrels different?
    • Stainless medium weight (.740” at the muzzle) match grade barrel with 4 groove / 1-11 twist, SPC II chamber, M4 feedramps, 16” or 18”

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    Guys,
    Thanks for catching the error. The 6.8 barrels ARE 4 groove, not 6. Someone picked that spec up from our other chambered barrels when entering copy. The correction will be made ASAP.

    Edit-Corrections made....barrels are 4 groove.
    Last edited by WilsonCombatRep; 01-19-2012 at 10:28 AM.
    Wilson Combat, On Your Side!

    WilsonCombatRep
    http://www.wilsoncombat.com/
    Customer Service 1-800-955-4856

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    Are they the same barrels? Or are the newly announced barrels at all different from the ones made early last year? Thanks

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    Camillo,This is the same line of barrels, with added chamberings, configurations, and features.
    Wilson Combat, On Your Side!

    WilsonCombatRep
    http://www.wilsoncombat.com/
    Customer Service 1-800-955-4856

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    Great, thank you. Was wondering if I needed to upgrade from superb to ??? But glad I don't have to!


 

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