Rosco Manufacturing Husky 10.3" 5.56 1:7 Twist Phosphate/Chrome-Lined Carbine Barrel - LTD-103-SOC-556-7-C-CL
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As our limited series continues, we wanted to give you our take on a ‘SOCOM’ 10.3. While this barrel isn’t exactly heavy in weight, only a few ounces more than our Bloodline 10.5″ barrel, the ‘Husky’ profile helps defeat the heat and reduce barrel whip. This barrel is phosphate coated with a chrome lined chamber and bore. Button rifled for that Rosco accuracy!
Specifications:
- Barrel Length: 10.3″
- Barrel Weight: 23.7 Oz
- Barrel Material: 4150 CMV
- Barrel Caliber: 5.56
- Barrel Profile: ‘Husky’-BAR (HBAR/SOCOM)
- Twist: 1/7
- Barrel Thread: 1/2 x 28
- Gas Block Size: .750
- Gas System Length: Carbine Length
- Barrel Crown: 11 Degree
- Barrel Finish: Phosphate & Chrome Lined
- Barrel Extension Finish: Phosphate
| Weight | 23.7 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12.3 × 3 × 3 in |
| Finish | Phosphate + Chrome Lined |
| Barrel Profile | Government / SOCOM |
| Cartridge Compatibility | 5.56 NATO |
| Gas Block Journal | 0.75 |
| Barrel Length | 10.3 |
| Gas System Length | Carbine |
| Twist Rate | 1:7 |
| Muzzle Thread Pattern | 1/2×28 |
| MPN | LTD-103-SOC-556-7-C-CL |
| UPC | 850039693403 |
Compliance
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Excellent in all respects
Finish is great. I used this to rebarrel one of my 10.5 .300 blackouts over to 5.56. Using an Eotech exp3 w/ 5x magnifier I’m yielding about 1” 9 shot groups at 50 yards with this barrel. Excellent performance. Gassing is spot on. It exhibits about a 3:30-4:30 ejection pattern unsuppressed. With a traditional baffle can it does throw them pretty far forward as is normal for a 10.3” with can. Works with either an H or H2 buffer with no notable difference for the most part.
