
June 29, 2009

Ok, so I have a Model 14 with the pork chop barrel that has the recessed nut. I bought two shrouds and barrels - a 4" and a 2.5".
The 4" has the recess for the nut at the end of the barrel, just like my other 4" barrel. The 2.5" however does not have a recess. Is this typical for the shorter barrel or do I have a barrel from another model?
If it is the wrong one then I guess I'll have a like new short barrel to sell.... 🙁
It sounds like you probably have a shroud from an earlier model. Originally Dan's came with an exposed barrel nut and pork chop shrouds. Then for a very short time they were offered with recessed nuts and pork chop shrouds before the finial version that is common today.
We've got a few Pork Chop gurus on the forum so they will have better info than me.


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March 2, 2008

It sounds like you have a barrel/shroud for a Model 11/12. If you install the barrel with the correct cylinder gap, and slide on the shroud, does the barrel protrude beyond the end of the shroud?
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January 24, 2009

Jody said:
Charger very nice photo illustrating the external nut. Isn't the nut on some of the early ones round?
Actually, I cheated & swiped one of Dusty's pics, because it was quick & easy...I was lazy...ok, it was terrible of me to do.
Here, I'll attempt to rectify the pic theft by posting some of my own. Yes, some had round nuts...so far, I think we've determined these are fixed barrels.
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Here (again ) is a standard removeable external barrel nut...
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And here's an extra pic, for good measure! 😀
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