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Ruger precision rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="Greyfox" data-source="post: 1104910" data-attributes="member: 10291"><p>I think regardless of the rifling method used, it will come down to the design/manufacturing/QC standards used by Ruger. I have seen both good and bad barrels with all three approaches over the years with factory barrels, and it will always be possible to get a bad example with mass production. The members of our Egg Shoot group got a very comprehensive tour of Savages manufacturing process a few years ago. They did an excellent job expaining the combination of design and pruduction aspects that they incorporated when they set out to capture the "accuracy" position in the factory market. The most enlightening take away from the tour was that there is no magic to produce an accurate rifle. You just have to commit as an organization to the steps to do it, and be responsive if a customer problem(cockpit or product)occurs which can happen to any producer, custom or factory. Hope Ruger adopts the same philosophy. The new rifle looks intriguing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greyfox, post: 1104910, member: 10291"] I think regardless of the rifling method used, it will come down to the design/manufacturing/QC standards used by Ruger. I have seen both good and bad barrels with all three approaches over the years with factory barrels, and it will always be possible to get a bad example with mass production. The members of our Egg Shoot group got a very comprehensive tour of Savages manufacturing process a few years ago. They did an excellent job expaining the combination of design and pruduction aspects that they incorporated when they set out to capture the "accuracy" position in the factory market. The most enlightening take away from the tour was that there is no magic to produce an accurate rifle. You just have to commit as an organization to the steps to do it, and be responsive if a customer problem(cockpit or product)occurs which can happen to any producer, custom or factory. Hope Ruger adopts the same philosophy. The new rifle looks intriguing. [/QUOTE]
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