Unlicensed Dremel
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Ahhh, thank you - tis true; just an assertion; not proved. But it is asserted by most, with a purported reasoning or theory behind it.
MarkCO said:Pierce Ti action is 18.5 ounces
Plus I don't feel you gain anything by using a carbon fiber wrapped barrel. There are amazing quality barrels out there known for their accuracy that you can have custom contoured, threaded, chambered and installed for less money than the Proof Research barrel. They'll probably shoot just as well as a CF wrapped barrel, if not better in some cases.
Plus I don't feel you gain anything by using a carbon fiber wrapped barrel. There are amazing quality barrels out there known for their accuracy that you can have custom contoured, threaded, chambered and installed for less money than the Proof Research barrel. They'll probably shoot just as well as a CF wrapped barrel, if not better in some cases.
Unlicensed Dremel said:You're telling me that someone else could build a rifle with the SAME 6 lbs and 2 oz weight, and the SAME 26" bbl length, but without carbon fiber wrap, and have equal accuracy? Really? The barrel would have to be "sub-#1 contour" - it would look like a noodle that was in your Pho soup stretched out straight.....
You're telling me that someone else could build a rifle with the SAME 6 lbs and 2 oz weight, and the SAME 26" bbl length, but without carbon fiber wrap, and have equal accuracy? Really? The barrel would have to be "sub-#1 contour" - it would look like a noodle that was in your Pho soup stretched out straight.....
How many shots are your 0.5 MOA groups? At what distances are they shot? What's the ambient temp typically? How long did you let your bbl cool between shots? Were you disregarding or not disregarding flyers? Was this consistently or just the best groups? Did you do any special work to the rifle beyond factory? Bedding job or anything? At what range were the one half and one MOA groups shot? 100? Thanks.