Eagle eyes 17
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Facts and Fiction ?
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You need to ask an ACTUAL question.
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Eagle eyes 17
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That is the question, what are the facts and what are not the facts about Barrel Whip ?
Small barrel contours have a comparatively small moment of inertia and deflect more under loading than larger contours. Similarly, longer barrels have a comparatively higher slenderness ratio and deflect more under loading than short barrels.
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J E Custom
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Thanks FEENIX !!!!!
That Is one of the best videos I have seen on how to achieve accuracy. Many of the things he points out are important to building an accurate rifle. The loading is the other part of having an accurate rifle.
You can build an accurate rifle that has all the right design features, But without tuned ammo, you will never see the real potential of the rifle. It takes both. Then when you add shooter skill, You have a winner.
The Video is a little long, but worth taking the time to watch. Well Though out and explained. I saw no bias or opinion just facts that can be proved.
I highly recommend this Video.
J E CUSTOM
Aye Sir! He has a series of tutorial type videos that are very informative. He is now a LRH member but I cannot remember his user/screen name.
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BallisticsGuy
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Here's some examples in an AR platform. It's not just AK's that give the tubes a big ol' weeble wobble on firing.
AK's seem to be made partially of rubber.
And you might say, "Oh well it's a semi-auto. What about bolt actions?" And I'd reply, "Yeah, about that." This appears to be an Desert Tech SRS.
AK's seem to be made partially of rubber.
And you might say, "Oh well it's a semi-auto. What about bolt actions?" And I'd reply, "Yeah, about that." This appears to be an Desert Tech SRS.
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I got one of them somewhere in my house when they first came out.
(NOTE: Before anybody comment on the weight, (first time use of the lead sled rest) I stopped using them as soon as I learned the damage it may cause on the rifle,
I got one of them somewhere in my house when they first came out.
(NOTE: Before anybody comment on the weight, (first time use of the lead sled rest) I stopped using them as soon as I learned the damage it may cause on the rifle,
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