Barrel preference
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Barrel preference
Any particular match grade barrel preferred? I notice that Shilen is preferred for base stock. Thanks
Re: Barrel preference
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In 2014 Daniel Horner used a Proof 16" carbon Fiber barrel
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That is his wife's blog. It gives his gun specs.
In 2015 he started using a 14.5" Proof carbon fiber barrel.
In 2014 Daniel Horner used a Proof 16" carbon Fiber barrel
http://candi323.com/tag/daniel-
That is his wife's blog. It gives his gun specs.
In 2015 he started using a 14.5" Proof carbon fiber barrel.
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Re: Barrel preference
match grade for a blackout barrel? Im curious as to what competition needs match grade for blackout.
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Re: Barrel preference
Any competition that someone would want to use 300 Blackout instead of .223?
3 gun?
3 gun?
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Re: Barrel preference
Not really. The 300 is going to give you more recoil than a 223 and it is more expensive to shoot.
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I do not compete but my Wilson Combat SS Fluted Match Grade is a tack driver.
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I guess you should tell Daniel Horner he shouldn't have been using 300 Blackouthoser wrote:Not really. The 300 is going to give you more recoil than a 223 and it is more expensive to shoot.
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Re: Barrel preference
My 11.3" stainless Wilson Combat barreled SBR is also very accurate.smustian wrote:I do not compete but my Wilson Combat SS Fluted Match Grade is a tack driver.
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Re: Barrel preference
16" Carbine 300 Blackout is 26 oz. If they do a 8 inch around 13 oz then I would on board.
Edit: talking about proof barrels
Edit: talking about proof barrels
Re: Barrel preference
My 8" stainless is something like 17 oz. and could be a lighter profile. My 12.5 is 24 oz. Remember that the extension and chamber will be the most weight. So that 8" Proof will likely be around 15 oz.Dr Fumbles wrote:16" Carbine 300 Blackout is 26 oz. If they do a 8 inch around 13 oz then I would on board.
Edit: talking about proof barrels
Xcaliber barrels is another good choice, I have three of their barrels all are MOA capable, generally closer to half. They are custom cut and start around $250.
300 Blackout, not just for sub-sonics.
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