The threads on the Lone Wolf seem to have a good reputation for quality. The price is definitely a step up from some alternatives, but you get what you pay for. Anyone disagree?
I think the price is worth it for the quality. Some cheaper options can lead to serious issues down the road. I’d recommend sticking with well-reviewed brands.
I’m planning to get a threaded barrel soon and was considering other aftermarket options. Anyone happened to compare them side-by-side?
Comparing other threaded barrels to the Lone Wolf, I found it consistently outperformed others in user feedback and accuracy!
That’s great to know! I want to ensure I’m making the right choice. What other brands have you found to be comparable?
I’ve heard mixed reviews on compatibility. Some people have trouble with certain Glock models. Anyone had any issues with their Glock 44?
No issues for me! Just make sure you check the specifications of your barrel and suppressor combo.
I think the Lone Wolf threaded barrel is a decent choice, but I wish it came in different finishes. Variety is always nice! Thoughts?
Funny you mention that! I’ve often joked that our guns should have more customization options like our phones!
Does anyone know about the longevity of the Lone Wolf barrel? I want a threaded barrel that will last under heavy use.
I’d say durability is one of the strong suits of the Lone Wolf. Several long-time users have mentioned they’ve had no wear after thousands of rounds.
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I’m looking into the Lone Wolf Glock 44 threaded barrel too! I’ve heard that it works great with several suppressors, particularly the SSA and the AAC. I’ve experienced fantastic noise reduction.
I’ve been using an Omega 9K and it’s been a game-changer! Attachment is super easy and the noise difference is incredible.
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I haven’t had much luck with the Lone Wolf and some of my older suppressors. The fit can be a bit snug, but it works well with newer models. Just make sure to check the specs!
Hey timothy, glad to hear about your experience with the Omega 9K! I’m considering it. What about cleaning? Is it easy to maintain after shooting?
Honestly, cleaning it isn’t that bad! The parts come apart fairly easily, and I usually wipe it down after use.
What I find tricky is the balance. The Glock 44 can be a little front-heavy with a suppressor attached. Anyone else notice that?
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Absolutely! It can feel a bit weird at first, but you get used to it. Plus, the trade-off in noise reduction is worth it! What suppressors have you all used?
I’ve tried it with a few suppressors, but the CCR suppressor has turned out to be my favorite. Super quiet, but slightly heavier than some of the others. Anyone else using CCR?
I’ve also found it pretty effective! Just make sure to align it properly to prevent any misfires.
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