Help identify unknown .45acp barrel
Morning Guys,
Thought I had seen just about everything but am having trouble figuring out what brand firearm these barrels belong. I have seen the logo before but cannot for the life of me recollect who it belongs to. Not sure if I can get the image to load properly but will try. Thanks for the help!!
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Thought I had seen just about everything but am having trouble figuring out what brand firearm these barrels belong. I have seen the logo before but cannot for the life of me recollect who it belongs to. Not sure if I can get the image to load properly but will try. Thanks for the help!!
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I think I have seen that logo before but I'm not sure of the brand. 0 -
Looks like it fits a Glock? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by TRAP55
Looks like it fits a Glock?
I pulled my 27 barrel to compare it in profile, to the OP's photos. The bottom rear of the G 27 barrel doesn't have the half round cut under the feed ramp. It's flat on the bottom.
It possible since the G 27 is a old design from the 90's The latest Glocks do have the half round cut though?0 -
That's that Washington State's Alchemy Arms. The Glock and 1911 blendo thing. 0 -
Hi Yoshmyster,
I believe you are absolutely correct!! Knew you guys would figure it out! I truly appreciate everyones help and thanks again Yoshmyster!0
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