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Carbon vs fluted stainless
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<blockquote data-quote="338 dude" data-source="post: 2573025" data-attributes="member: 106967"><p>I don't understand how you can smoke a barrel that hot and not realize it ? I do know that I've have fired 20 rounds in a few minutes that is what you do in a match. but I've only shot a few matches that is probably why carbons are not popular for match shooting. although if you got it that hot that would definitely affect the steel barrel it just would not be as obvious. I like the looks, the weight savings ,the larger diameter ,but there is no magic barrel that will do everything each has its place. I have carbon on one rifle stainless steel on two others, I'm neutral I don't love them and I don't hate them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="338 dude, post: 2573025, member: 106967"] I don’t understand how you can smoke a barrel that hot and not realize it ? I do know that I’ve have fired 20 rounds in a few minutes that is what you do in a match. but I’ve only shot a few matches that is probably why carbons are not popular for match shooting. although if you got it that hot that would definitely affect the steel barrel it just would not be as obvious. I like the looks, the weight savings ,the larger diameter ,but there is no magic barrel that will do everything each has its place. I have carbon on one rifle stainless steel on two others, I’m neutral I don’t love them and I don’t hate them. [/QUOTE]
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