IMPORTANT: We do not accept any returns on Bar-Sto barrels. Please check your order carefully and email us immediately if any corrections need to be made or have any questions. 

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.

We offer Bar-Sto barrels in two fitment options, you must choose one. Please allow up to four weeks for all barrel orders.

We do not recommend using lighter than a 14lb recoil spring with Bar-Sto barrels. 

DROP-IN FIT/SEMI FIT: With this option, barrel will be cut and crowned to specifications provided by customer.  The fitting will already be done to a generic slide.  There is always a chance that further fitting will be needed but this is rare and 95% of the time the barrel will "drop in". 

GUNSMITH FIT: With this option, barrel will be cut and crowned to specifications provided by customer.  FITTING HAS NOT BEEN PERFORMED and is intentionally left oversized with the intention of the customer taking the barrel to a qualified gunsmith for fitting to be performed, allowing a custom fit to the slide.  We can not warranty any barrels that have had any work or fitting performed by any entity other than Springer Precision.

We will not ship barrels first class mail.  If you select first class mail, you will be charged another $5 and the barrel will be sent out priority mail.

Bar-Sto barrels have been used by the U.S. Marine Corps Marksman Unit since 1977. The AMU also uses them. They have been used to win every major pistol tournament worldwide, including Camp Perry, the U.S.P.S.A. Nationals, Steel Challenge, the Masters, and many more. All Bar-Sto Pistol barrels are machined from solid stainless steel bar stock which has been heat treated 39 to 43 RC and 180,000 PSI tensile strength. Barrels are machined, bored, and rifled completely in our own shop. All barrels have a rate of twist of 1 turn in 16". 

XDMs and XDM Elites share the same barrel dimensions as one another and have the same length options available.

9mm - 1/2x28 threading

40cal - 9/16x24 threading

45cal - .578-28 threading

Threaded Barrel Selection Video