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Is Action Blue Printing Worth It
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<blockquote data-quote="Gamesniper19" data-source="post: 2314220" data-attributes="member: 95013"><p>Weatherby does what most other makers do to guarantee sub MOA - They build it using a "standardized" weatherby reamer to ensure they have a Saami qualifying chamber that will shoot what they have proven over time. This is fine for a OTC manufacturer and pretty normal in the industry</p><p>They then put the rifle in a jig to ensure that they remove all variances that come from a human shooting them. The jig is firm and rifle is strapped to the jig so that it cannot move at all. They then try multiple types of ammo until they get it to shoot sub MOA and then send it out for sale.</p><p>The new owner may or may not ever see that same group again. But they showed it would so they have some great marketing.</p><p>As far as their barrels, they advertise match grade barrels but dont list what they define as match grade....there are 20 different kinds of 416r and 100 kinds of carbon available. </p><p>Dont even get me started on the carbon barrel make up - to use a pun "so many holes to be shot in that"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gamesniper19, post: 2314220, member: 95013"] Weatherby does what most other makers do to guarantee sub MOA - They build it using a "standardized" weatherby reamer to ensure they have a Saami qualifying chamber that will shoot what they have proven over time. This is fine for a OTC manufacturer and pretty normal in the industry They then put the rifle in a jig to ensure that they remove all variances that come from a human shooting them. The jig is firm and rifle is strapped to the jig so that it cannot move at all. They then try multiple types of ammo until they get it to shoot sub MOA and then send it out for sale. The new owner may or may not ever see that same group again. But they showed it would so they have some great marketing. As far as their barrels, they advertise match grade barrels but dont list what they define as match grade....there are 20 different kinds of 416r and 100 kinds of carbon available. Dont even get me started on the carbon barrel make up - to use a pun "so many holes to be shot in that" [/QUOTE]
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