CMC offers Match Precision Barrels for select Gen 3 and 4 Glocks
CMC debuts a both threaded and non-threaded Match Precision Barrels for Gen. 3 and Gen. 4 Glock pistols. (Photo: CMC Triggers)
CMC Triggers introduces a new line of Match Precision Barrels designed to allow Glock users to upgrade their pistols without extensive gunsmithing.
Offering three models, CMC Glock barrels are designed to work alongside Glock 17, 19 and 34 pistols in the Gen 3 and Gen 4 series. The drop-in barrels are precision machined from 416R premium grade stainless steel which the company says is both durable and corrosion resistant.
The barrels are six groove, cut rifled with 1:10 twist. Straight fluted for aesthetics, CMC says the Glock barrels are designed to offer improvements to the Glock set-up without breaking the bank.
“These are an affordable, ultra accurate, durable upgrade to your existing Glock 17,19 or 34 factory barrel,” CMC said in a statement.
The bead-blasted barrels serve up a satin finish and are available in three finish options — Stainless, Bronze TiCN and Black DLC — and are available with or without suppressor threads in 1/2×28 thread pitch.
The threaded barrels offer a price tag of $210 while the non-threaded versions slide in just under $200. CMC says barrels are expected to start shipping in December 2017.
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