Changing Ps90 Barrel at David Headrick blog

Changing Ps90 Barrel. Slide a.223 cleaning rod through the old barrel so when it slides out the back of the receiver everything is held in place. Just cut off the barrel right behind the pin hole. Although you decided to take the easiest way to remove a 16 that will later be discarded or possibly be professionally cut & threaded for a shorter barrel, there are many videos/tutorials showing. There are two ways to do it. I used a #43 carbide bit and drilled out the blind pin. Thanks everyone, i found a couple videos on how to remove the pin, barrel shroud and barrel swap out. Using barrel blocks, clamp the barrel. Unload and disassemble the ps90 and secure the barreled receiver in a drill press. Then get a thin dowel and slide it up the barrel to keep springs in place and unscrew and remove. Drill out the blind pin, and then clamp the barrel in a barrel vise and use a thinned down wrench at the back. Unload and disassemble the ps90 and secure the barreled receiver in a drill press. I used a #43 carbide bit and drilled out the blind pin. Ps90 short barrel rifle conversions. That statement is only partially right. Many self proclaimed “experts”, on various ps90 forums, will tell you that the factory ps90 barrel can’t be cut down and threaded as they have chrome bores and the chrome will flake and the accuracy will be poor.

Slide a.223 cleaning rod through the old barrel so when it slides out the back of the receiver everything is held in place. I used a #43 carbide bit and drilled out the blind pin. That statement is only partially right. I used a #43 carbide bit and drilled out the blind pin. Then get a thin dowel and slide it up the barrel to keep springs in place and unscrew and remove. Many self proclaimed “experts”, on various ps90 forums, will tell you that the factory ps90 barrel can’t be cut down and threaded as they have chrome bores and the chrome will flake and the accuracy will be poor. Unload and disassemble the ps90 and secure the barreled receiver in a drill press. Drill out the blind pin, and then clamp the barrel in a barrel vise and use a thinned down wrench at the back. Ps90 short barrel rifle conversions. There are two ways to do it.

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Changing Ps90 Barrel I used a #43 carbide bit and drilled out the blind pin. Although you decided to take the easiest way to remove a 16 that will later be discarded or possibly be professionally cut & threaded for a shorter barrel, there are many videos/tutorials showing. Unload and disassemble the ps90 and secure the barreled receiver in a drill press. Using barrel blocks, clamp the barrel. Drill out the blind pin, and then clamp the barrel in a barrel vise and use a thinned down wrench at the back. Ps90 short barrel rifle conversions. Thanks everyone, i found a couple videos on how to remove the pin, barrel shroud and barrel swap out. Then get a thin dowel and slide it up the barrel to keep springs in place and unscrew and remove. Slide a.223 cleaning rod through the old barrel so when it slides out the back of the receiver everything is held in place. Unload and disassemble the ps90 and secure the barreled receiver in a drill press. There are two ways to do it. Many self proclaimed “experts”, on various ps90 forums, will tell you that the factory ps90 barrel can’t be cut down and threaded as they have chrome bores and the chrome will flake and the accuracy will be poor. That statement is only partially right. I used a #43 carbide bit and drilled out the blind pin. I used a #43 carbide bit and drilled out the blind pin. Just cut off the barrel right behind the pin hole.