August 28, 2009
OfflineHello, does anyone know where i can get hold of a tread making tap ?
I need that to make a new barrel nut for a Dan Wesson Mod .40 357 supermagnum.
According to CZ, the threads are:
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21/32 x 40 ( 40 threads per inch )
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It looks like the threads is withwort, 55 degrees thread angle.
It appears to be some sort of costum made threads, since i cannot get hold of the correct tap.
Can anyone comment on that ?
August 28, 2009
OfflineI am going to make one thats a bit stronger than the original, since the notches in the original gets worn out easely.
I will make it in the shape of a muzzle brake with holes.
It will be possible to remove it using a phillips in one of the holes, and the material will be
ti6al4v Titanium.
January 22, 2008
OfflineYou might need to cut the threads on a lathe.
Another option might be to re-cut the threads on the end of the barrel. Â This gives you a greater range of thread size and pitch options.
I wouldn't think Dan Wesson would use Whitworth threads. Â About the only things here in the US that had Whitworth are British cars and motorcycles.
The British "standard" was anything but:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Standard_Whitworth
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-Wayne

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January 24, 2009
Offlinevisaman said:
...since the notches in the original gets worn out easely.
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Sounds like you haven't been using one of EWK's barrel wrenches.
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(the wrench in the upper right of this screen)
By the way, EWK also sells barrel nuts...maybe he could be persuaded to make you a custom nut?? Maybe?
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