Need help, Im new

[The New Guy 13]

so JHS, when you say it's easy how easy do you mean?

i mean im a 21 year old college student with limited tools to do it. is this like a 5 minutes procedure?

[jhs27275]

is it still as accurate as always?

Yes.

[jhs27275]

so JHS, when you say it's easy how easy do you mean?

Nothing complicated.

If you try and save the old barrel it can be tricky, if not a hacksaw or cutting wheel, a wooden dowel and a couple of modified wrenches and a few minutes of your time.

i mean im a 21 year old college student with limited tools to do it. is this like a 5 minutes procedure?

As in most things you have to have the right tools. For this you'll need a 15mm and a 19mm wrench thinned down a little to do the work.

The time it takes would depend on your ability. Probably 20-25 minutes or less.

[HK SD9 Tactical]

so JHS, when you say it's easy how easy do you mean?

Nothing complicated.

If you try and save the old barrel it can be tricky, if not a hacksaw or cutting wheel, a wooden dowel and a couple of modified wrenches and a few minutes of your time.

i mean im a 21 year old college student with limited tools to do it. is this like a 5 minutes procedure?

As in most things you have to have the right tools. For this you'll need a 15mm and a 19mm wrench thinned down a little to do the work.

The time it takes would depend on your ability. Probably 20-25 minutes or less.

You SHOULD also use a torque wrench to torque the FH/adaptor to the barrel. However, if you are mechanicly inclined and know what 30 to 35 ft-lbs feels like, then you can probably due without the torque wrench.

Easy as pie to do the conversion.

[jhs27275]

You SHOULD also use a torque wrench to torque the FH/adaptor to the barrel. However, if you are mechanicly inclined and know what 30 to 35 ft-lbs feels like, then you can probably due without the torque wrench.

Plus if you ever plan on removing the FH after the install use some anti-seize on the threads.