Barrels maker Data sheet

[Gnas]

We are barrels maker which enclose data sheet?

 

[FEENIX]

We are barrels maker which enclose data sheet?

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[MTBULLET]

Drunk post ?

 

[Canadian Bushman]

Ive never recieved a data sheet with a barrel. I think they would rather you not know what dim they measured your barrel to be.

 

[ELR Researcher]

Ive never recieved a data sheet with a barrel. I think they would rather you not know what dim they measured your barrel to be.

Data are stamped on the end of the blank.

 

[Canadian Bushman]

Data are stamped on the end of the blank.

In the machining industry "data sheet" implies the documented dimensions that the machinist measured during his in process inspection. On some more complicated features these can be recorded in final inspection. Most manufacturers keep these documents for traceability. As they do with material certs from the foundry as well as in house inspection.

Unless i misunderstood the op's delicately worded question.

 

[ELR Researcher]

In the machining industry "data sheet" implies the documented dimensions that the machinist measured during his in process inspection. On some more complicated features these can be recorded in final inspection. Most manufacturers keep these documents for traceability. As they do with material certs from the foundry as well as in house inspection.

Unless i misunderstood the op's delicately worded question.

"Data sheet" is understood. Like you, I have never received a "data sheet" with a barrel. Beyond the data stamped on the end of the blank (including a maker mark/logo), you typically have an invoice which identifies maker, barrel profile and length plus the info stamped on the end of the blank. If the buyer needs info on profile - before placing his/her order (hopefully) - the vendor's website, product catalog, or product line data sheet would be sources.

Since the OP did not specify whether the associated barrel was a blank or a finished/chambered barrel - assuming a finished/chambered barrel, you will also have cartridge and smith info "engraved" on the barrel.

Frankly, the OP's "question" was so strangely worded as to leave me wondering whether he/she understands that customers do not normally provide an engineered drawing for use by the barrel manufacturer. The manufacturer "says" here's what I'm selling, contact us if your need more info.

Without more info from the OP, the above is all I can offer.

 

[FEENIX]

"Data sheet" is understood. Like you, I have never received a "data sheet" with a barrel. Beyond the data stamped on the end of the blank (including a maker mark/logo), you typically have an invoice which identifies maker, barrel profile and length plus the info stamped on the end of the blank. If the buyer needs info on profile - before placing his/her order (hopefully) - the vendor's website, product catalog, or product line data sheet would be sources.

Since the OP did not specify whether the associated barrel was a blank or a finished/chambered barrel - assuming a finished/chambered barrel, you will also have cartridge and smith info "engraved" on the barrel.

Frankly, the OP's "question" was so strangely worded as to leave me wondering whether he/she understands that customers do not normally provide an engineered drawing for use by the barrel manufacturer. The manufacturer "says" here's what I'm selling, contact us if your need more info.

Without more info from the OP, the above is all I can offer.

+1! Oftentimes, it's also written on the barrel ...