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Rifles, Bullets, Barrels & Ballistics
time for new barrel
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<blockquote data-quote="Tikkamike" data-source="post: 967977" data-attributes="member: 22242"><p>Sometimes a guy just needs change... and sometimes once you get it in your head something needs changed the only thing to do is change. Personally I fully support a new barrel..is your old one close to going bad? probably not.. but maybe. depends on how its been taken care of how hot has it gotten...etc lots of variables. Would a new barrel be awesome and exciting? ABSOLUTELY!! so why not.. you can make it longer or shorter fluted or not.. lots of cool fluting out there. and in the end itll probably even shoot beter than it does now which is win/win... as far as a barrel there are tons of good options out there. I personally have experience with Krieger, Benchmark and Lilja. I prefer a cut rifled barrel over button because the process seems like it would create a better finished product, and I think its cool. But the button pulled barrels shoot just as well. Good luck on the project if you wish to proceed. Make sure you pick a reputable smith. myself and many others can give good recommendations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tikkamike, post: 967977, member: 22242"] Sometimes a guy just needs change... and sometimes once you get it in your head something needs changed the only thing to do is change. Personally I fully support a new barrel..is your old one close to going bad? probably not.. but maybe. depends on how its been taken care of how hot has it gotten...etc lots of variables. Would a new barrel be awesome and exciting? ABSOLUTELY!! so why not.. you can make it longer or shorter fluted or not.. lots of cool fluting out there. and in the end itll probably even shoot beter than it does now which is win/win... as far as a barrel there are tons of good options out there. I personally have experience with Krieger, Benchmark and Lilja. I prefer a cut rifled barrel over button because the process seems like it would create a better finished product, and I think its cool. But the button pulled barrels shoot just as well. Good luck on the project if you wish to proceed. Make sure you pick a reputable smith. myself and many others can give good recommendations. [/QUOTE]
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