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Carbon fiber wrapped barrels
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<blockquote data-quote="Buster Hemlock" data-source="post: 2182811" data-attributes="member: 109327"><p>Unfortunately it's a until you shoot it and see what it shows on paper/on target. According to stability calculators your even more "over stabilized" than [USER=117337]@Justice1327[/USER]. But I've shot plenty of bullets that were "over and under stabilized" and they shot great. Where you can actually see over stabilization is on paper and also under stabilization. They both show up best on paper but they are very different in appearance. And then some barrels will shoot anything it seems and some will shoot things they "shouldn't". In my opinion/experience lighter bullets perform best around where stability calculators show them but heavier bullets seem to need what is stated and/or more. The monos seem to do better with more spin than recommended. It is a lot of physics but precession and nutation along the yaw cycle of the bullet shows if it's over stabilized/as well as the bullet is settling down/going to sleep.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buster Hemlock, post: 2182811, member: 109327"] Unfortunately it's a until you shoot it and see what it shows on paper/on target. According to stability calculators your even more "over stabilized" than [USER=117337]@Justice1327[/USER]. But I've shot plenty of bullets that were "over and under stabilized" and they shot great. Where you can actually see over stabilization is on paper and also under stabilization. They both show up best on paper but they are very different in appearance. And then some barrels will shoot anything it seems and some will shoot things they "shouldn't". In my opinion/experience lighter bullets perform best around where stability calculators show them but heavier bullets seem to need what is stated and/or more. The monos seem to do better with more spin than recommended. It is a lot of physics but precession and nutation along the yaw cycle of the bullet shows if it's over stabilized/as well as the bullet is settling down/going to sleep. [/QUOTE]
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