Talon SS mods
After browsing through several posts about modifying an SS, I have several perhaps stupid questions. There are several posts about moderators for a persumably stock SS, several with pictures or diagrams. It seems that most or all of these, with the stack frame, are designed to fit around the end of the barrel and rest against the front barrel bushing. Is this correct? Then the “factory” end cap is replaced to hold the internal parts?
Shrouds and/or frame extensions for the SS: the same comments/question. Obviously the OD of the shroud is the same, as nearly as materials can be found/made, as the ID of the frame. What materials are used? Aluminum or CF seem like the logical choices, Al being MUCH less expensive. If Al, what wall thickness is best? Will thin wall tube stand up to the rigors of use?
With regards to exterior Aluminum parts, hads anyone tried Birchwood Casey’s aluminum black solution as a finish? What do you think?
When shrouding and 18″ barrel on an SS frame, I presume that the shroud again seats on the front barrel bushing. Correct? What do the interior parts seat against, if anything? Or do the surround the 6-odd inches of barrel in front of the bushing as well as extend to the end of the shroud?
I guess that’s enough for now. I’m sure I’ll have more questions later.
Thanks in advance for the answers and any additional advice you may see fit to offer.
Abe
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I was thinking of using a Condor/Talon barrel supporting cap, to vent and make a shroud off of.