Description
RTB has teamed up with Ballistic Advantage to bring their legendary "Hanson Profile" to our line of AR barrels! The Hanson profile implements a more efficient method of weight distribution, which has all of the benefits of a lightweight barrel without any of the limitations. We are proud to offer our selection of BA Hanson profile CO-BRANDED barrels!
This 5.56 chambered 14.5 inch Performance Series Barrel is machined from 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium steel with a QPQ Corrosion Resistant Finish. Our performance series barrels feature a FailZero Nickel Boron Coated Extended M4 Feed Ramp Extension. Comes with a pinned low pro gas block.
Features:
Length - 14.5"
Material - 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium
Profile - Hanson
Finish - QPQ Corrosion Resistant
Gas System Length - Mid Length
Gas Block Journal - 1.03" Gas Block Seat for .625" Low Profile Gas Blocks Only
Twist Rate - 1:7 inches
Muzzle - 1/2x28 Threaded
Weight - 20.7 oz
Other Info - HP and MPI Tested
"BA Hanson Series Barrels provide a lightweight feel without lightweight limitations. Every barrel in the BA Hanson Series was designed specifically to its length and caliber to yield the best results with every aspect taken into consideration. It is truly ideal for how the AR was meant to perform. With the BA Hanson Profile, we found a more efficient way to harness a bullets energy while limiting felt recoil considerably. The balanced feel and overall performance of a Hanson barrel will create a more organic relationship between you and your rifle. It will simply be an extension of you!" - Clint Hanson
SKU#: RTB556145FH
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Comments (3)
The 'pin' is easily removed with a roll pin punch. Then loosen two set screws, take off gas block. Put on barrel nut for your rail, install barrel, put gas block back on, tap in pin, tighten set screws.
RTB's in-house barrels are made by Ballistic Advantage. This particular one of the same as the BA Hanson of the same specs. Excellent barrels.
Not sure how this works with a pinned gas block and no barrel nut?
Maybe somebody can “splain” it to me.