Are The 1.98" Diameter Bearing Buddies Any Different In Height?

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What’s the shortest barrel length available with a 1.98 dia bearing buddy

asked by: Mike

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All the 1.98" Bearing Buddy Protectors listed below are the same height at just under 2".

Stainless Steel w/ Auto Check # BB1980A-SS
Stainless Steel # BB84SR
Chrome w/ Auto Check # BB1980A
Chrome # BB24SR

expert reply by: Bud M

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