barricade work with SBR or 16"?

[CPM]

Are your matches in the same state you live in? Also, if you’re running at Rock Castle the lighter the better and there won’t be a shot you can’t take with a 10.5”.

[corey4]

i have decided to keep the 10.5" brrel for now. i already have it. the cost of the new parts was quickly spiraling out of control lol. if i get this, then i should get that. if i get that, then i should get this also.......lol

[ggammell]

i have decided to keep the 10.5" brrel for now. i already have it. the cost of the new parts was quickly spiraling out of control lol. if i get this, then i should get that. if i get that, then i should get this also.......lol

Truth.

[corey4]

like a few other people have said, i am over thinking it way too much.

[MegademiC]

like a few other people have said, i am over thinking it way too much.

Yup, go shoot the gun while running a timer. Practice will get those times down faster than a new upper will.
Dont discount dry practice as well. You can train manipulations and target aquisition and transitions to become subconscious without firing a round.

Verify with live fire and a timer.

[voiceofreason]

if you only have one, then use that one

generally, I'd go shorter and lighter provided you could hit the target reliabily

same as I'd go with precision rifle comps. 20" for .308 is fine, but 30" is unwieldy heavier but bucks wind slightly better

depends on velocity of your rounds and distance; shoot heavier if you're traveling to comps

[corey4]

Are your matches in the same state you live in? Also, if you’re running at Rock Castle the lighter the better and there won’t be a shot you can’t take with a 10.5”.

i am doing the heartbreak 10k in ky on feb 3rd and the rock castle 10k on march 18th.

if you only have one, then use that one

generally, I'd go shorter and lighter provided you could hit the target reliabily

same as I'd go with precision rifle comps. 20" for .308 is fine, but 30" is unwieldy heavier but bucks wind slightly better

depends on velocity of your rounds and distance; shoot heavier if you're traveling to comps

some time this week i am going to the range to see what the little guy can do at 300. i do have a rock river 16" hbar barrel, it's a carbine gas system though (i bought it 6 years ago before i knew any better about gas systems, barrel profiles etc). after i took all the crap off the upper and replaced it it with a light weight MI hand guard, it's only .6lbs heavier than my sbr.