Husky 10.3” Barrel Phosphate/Chrome 5.56 NATO
From: $176.00
Our Husky Series gives you our take on a ‘SOCOM’ 10.3. While this barrel isn’t exactly heavy in weight, only a few ounces more than our Bloodline 10.5″ barrel, the ‘Husky’ profile helps defeat the heat and reduce barrel whip. This barrel is phosphate coated with a chrome lined chamber and bore. Button rifled for that Rosco accuracy!
Our Husky Series gives you our take on a ‘SOCOM’ 10.3. While this barrel isn’t exactly heavy in weight, only a few ounces more than our Bloodline 10.5″ barrel, the ‘Husky’ profile helps defeat the heat and reduce barrel whip. This barrel is phosphate coated with a chrome lined chamber and bore. Button rifled for that Rosco accuracy!
- This barrel serves as an HBAR/Heavy Barrel
| Barrel Length | 10.3″ | |
| Barrel Weight | 23.7 Oz | |
| Barrel Material | 4150 CMV | |
| Barrel Caliber | 5.56 | |
| Barrel Profile |
‘Husky’-BAR (HBAR/SOCOM) |
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| Twist |
1/7 |
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Barrel Thread |
1/2 x 28 | |
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Gas Block Size |
.750 | |
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Gas System Length |
Carbine Length | |
| Barrel Crown |
11 Degree |
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| Barrel Finish |
Phosphate & Chrome Lined |
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| Barrel Extension Finish |
Phosphate |
Additional information
| Weight | 1.5625 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12.75 × 2.875 × 2.375 in |
Non-Adjustable Gas Block, v2
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4 × 1.5 × 1.5 in |
Dean (verified owner) –
Received in timely manner as usual good looking barrel and finish overall. Just finished testing the upper it went in the other day flawless function no cycling issues whatsoever and I’m getting about a 330-4 o’clock ejection pattern using an a5h2 and chrome silicon spring. One note i might add is this barrel is very chonky and paired with a 9.3 mk14 rail the gun is a little front heavy but it’s manageable it’s topped off with a vg6 epsilon brake atm because it’s what i had lying around. Zero recoil and loud af but it’s fun to shoot. I’m very pleased so far and will probably be trying their 11.5 barrel next in another build