SHOTGUN BARREL THREADING

$75.00$179.00

Add versatility to your fixed choke shotgun! We are now offering a shotgun barrel threading service to add a Rem Choke thread to your fixed choke barrel.

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Thread your 12ga barrel for choke tubes/ suppressor adapters.

*Threading service only, no choke tube will be provided or installed.*

*Threading service is NOT available for chrome-lined barrels

*Please note, after threading barrels will need to be refinished (cerekote, blueing, etc)

* Expect a 4-8 week turnaround time for custom shop services.

Please mail your shotgun barrel to the address below with a printout of your completed order.

JK Armament

8590 Old Hwy #30

Hammett, ID 83627

Product Specs SCREW-IN CHOKE INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Before accepting a barrel for machining to accept screw-in chokes, you must measure the outside diameter (O.D.) to determine if there will be sufficient wall thickness after machining. “Mike” the O.D. of the barrel and the O.D. of the tap for the particular gauge. Subtract the O.D. of the tap from that of the barrel, divide by 2, and this will give the wall thickness after machining, providing the O.D. of the barrel is concentric with the inside diameter (I.D.). A sample calculation appears below. Barrel O.D. (12 Gauge) .850" Tap O.D. (12 Gauge) Win-Choke™ – .814" .036" ÷ 2 = . 018" Wall Thickness We DO NOT recommend installations in barrels where the resultant wall thickness will be less than .015", providing the I.D. of the barrel is concentric with the O.D. If the I.D. is not concentric with the O.D., you will have to make your own decision as to whether the installation will be safe. In addition, you CANNOT install screw-in chokes in barrels whose inside diameters (I.D.) exceed the following dimensions: 10 ga. - .780"; 12 ga. - .735"; 12 ga. Thinwall - .728"; 16 ga. - .666"; 20 ga. - .624". Exceeding these dimensions WILL CAUSE DAMAGED CHOKE TUBES and there is a GREAT POSSIBILITY OF CAUSING A BARREL BLOW-OUT! Check EVERY installation before firing to make sure the tube does not protrude into the bore. Back-bored or jug-choked barrels are usually NOT suitable for screw-in choke installation.