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<blockquote data-quote="lv2hunt" data-source="post: 116412" data-attributes="member: 4842"><p><strong>Re: Brandon\'s new 338 Edge</strong></p><p></p><p>Sniper2,</p><p></p><p>My interest for the Krieger barrels got perked up when I went to a local benchrest competition and found that over half of the shooters at the event were using them. I researched most of the top end barrels before choosing my barrel; the main reason I ended up going with Krieger is because of the manufacturing process they use. As Im sure your familiar with, most barrels are cut with a button which removes a good bit of material with each pass, thus stressing the barrel which must be relieved. With Krieger they use single point cut rifling removing no more than .0001 inch or a hundred millionth of an inch with each pass thus creating less stress during the machining process or so they say, we will see how it is overtime in real world hunting conditions.</p><p></p><p>I must say that Krieger's customer service is second to none, very knowledgable and patient.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lv2hunt, post: 116412, member: 4842"] [b]Re: Brandon\'s new 338 Edge[/b] Sniper2, My interest for the Krieger barrels got perked up when I went to a local benchrest competition and found that over half of the shooters at the event were using them. I researched most of the top end barrels before choosing my barrel; the main reason I ended up going with Krieger is because of the manufacturing process they use. As Im sure your familiar with, most barrels are cut with a button which removes a good bit of material with each pass, thus stressing the barrel which must be relieved. With Krieger they use single point cut rifling removing no more than .0001 inch or a hundred millionth of an inch with each pass thus creating less stress during the machining process or so they say, we will see how it is overtime in real world hunting conditions. I must say that Krieger's customer service is second to none, very knowledgable and patient. Hope this helps [/QUOTE]
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