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Rifle Barrel Marks?
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Bugholes
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-5 groove, probably R form
-2771 or whatever it says would be serial number (pic went away when I started the reply)
-Steel lot "L"? (Internal info for them)
-"S" for stainless,? I don't know why it wouldn't say SS
-2771 or whatever it says would be serial number (pic went away when I started the reply)
-Steel lot "L"? (Internal info for them)
-"S" for stainless,? I don't know why it wouldn't say SS
Bugholes
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Benchmark makesbutton rifled barrels
Have you considered going straight to the source ... Benchmark Barrels - Contact ?
I'm sure there are good folks there that would gladly provide the information you're seeking ... and then some.
I'm sure there are good folks there that would gladly provide the information you're seeking ... and then some.
B23
Well-Known Member
I didn't know Benchmark made anything except Button Pulled barrels.
from benchmark barrels
We are pull button barrel makers.
Chris
I had bad info or i read it wrong.
Thanks
accurate shooter/6mmbr:
<H2>Benchmark Expands Centerfire Barrel Line
Benchmark Barrels of Arlington, Wa
Centerfire Barrel Production
Benchmark offers a full range of centerfire calibers now, from .22 all the way up to .50 caliber. The three-groove, standard land, 8-twist 6mm barrel has been shooting exceptionally well, and Benchmark recently acquired new buttons so it can deliver 1:7″ and 1:9″ twists too. The 6.5mm barrels and 30 caliber barrels have been shooting very well also according to match reports. Benchmark can deliver both canted-land and conventional land versions of its centerfire barrels. Which shoots best? According to barrel-maker Ron Sinnema, "the 6mm 3-grooves with standard lands are working great. Bruce Baer tried one recently and said is was exceptionally accurate." And for customers who prefer cut-rifled barrels, Benchmark now offers cut rifling in most bore sizes, from .22LR all the way up to rifled shotgun bores.
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<H2>Benchmark Expands Centerfire Barrel Line
Benchmark Barrels of Arlington, Wa
Centerfire Barrel Production
Benchmark offers a full range of centerfire calibers now, from .22 all the way up to .50 caliber. The three-groove, standard land, 8-twist 6mm barrel has been shooting exceptionally well, and Benchmark recently acquired new buttons so it can deliver 1:7″ and 1:9″ twists too. The 6.5mm barrels and 30 caliber barrels have been shooting very well also according to match reports. Benchmark can deliver both canted-land and conventional land versions of its centerfire barrels. Which shoots best? According to barrel-maker Ron Sinnema, "the 6mm 3-grooves with standard lands are working great. Bruce Baer tried one recently and said is was exceptionally accurate." And for customers who prefer cut-rifled barrels, Benchmark now offers cut rifling in most bore sizes, from .22LR all the way up to rifled shotgun bores.
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