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What does a custom build rig really get you???
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<blockquote data-quote="dfanonymous" data-source="post: 1798169" data-attributes="member: 97050"><p>i agree but it's still going to move the barrel by a small amount. It technically effects accuracy. It starts moving things before the bullet has left, even in the milliseconds. Now I've heard it 3 different ways: that it doesn't matter to that it matters a lot. I'm under the impression that it's there, and that it has an effect, but not enough to notice, IF you are straight back behind the rifle and doing what you are suppose to be doing with good fundamentals. It's not the only slow motion footage with proof of concept. People have been compensating for this for years without even thinking about, like using "follow through" and "recoil management" to raising the butt pad closer to the height of the bore.</p><p></p><p>Now I know your in the break business so I respect your insight, but, whether you have to clock your break because the break has a bad design or simply use follow through, my point is, it there are forces on the bullet/barrel imparted before it leaves the barrel that otherwise wouldn't be there if there was no break. The break can either make it worst, OR does not increase your level of accuracy besides cover up bad recoil management, OR it does not increase accuracy and you have good fundamentals so you have a softer shot and get to save your shoulder if you for those that neglect their dumb bell flys and over head presses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dfanonymous, post: 1798169, member: 97050"] i agree but it’s still going to move the barrel by a small amount. It technically effects accuracy. It starts moving things before the bullet has left, even in the milliseconds. Now I’ve heard it 3 different ways: that it doesn’t matter to that it matters a lot. I’m under the impression that it’s there, and that it has an effect, but not enough to notice, IF you are straight back behind the rifle and doing what you are suppose to be doing with good fundamentals. It’s not the only slow motion footage with proof of concept. People have been compensating for this for years without even thinking about, like using “follow through” and “recoil management” to raising the butt pad closer to the height of the bore. Now I know your in the break business so I respect your insight, but, whether you have to clock your break because the break has a bad design or simply use follow through, my point is, it there are forces on the bullet/barrel imparted before it leaves the barrel that otherwise wouldn’t be there if there was no break. The break can either make it worst, OR does not increase your level of accuracy besides cover up bad recoil management, OR it does not increase accuracy and you have good fundamentals so you have a softer shot and get to save your shoulder if you for those that neglect their dumb bell flys and over head presses. [/QUOTE]
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