Dimpling a barrel

[ALCOAR]

His were probably done by Marvin, the guy who worked for KAC and created that pattern.

I agree...his work is simply outstanding. Not that the ADCO is not awesome stuff as well but the whole proprietary KAC pattern is more aesthetically pleasing. I was going to send him a 16" mrp CL a few months back but got sidetracked.

[bobslife6826]

I agree...his work is simply outstanding. Not that the ADCO is not awesome stuff as well but the whole proprietary KAC pattern is more aesthetically pleasing. I was going to send him a 16" mrp CL a few months back but got sidetracked.

Do you have contact info for this guy or anyone else who dose the KAC pattern

[ALCOAR]

^^PM sent^^

[blacklabel66]

I'd like his contact info as well, please.

[.45fmjoe]

Isn't he at Wilson Combat now? I think that's what I read.

[cj5_dude]

Point out the difference between the KAC and the ADCO dimpling, because I'm really not seeing it.

[Belmont31R]

Point out the difference between the KAC and the ADCO dimpling, because I'm really not seeing it.

ADCO is just done in a straight line. KAC is a golf ball pattern so its a more dense setup. More dimples over the course of doing a barrel.

[Luke_Y]

Somebody post or PM me this outfits info. Thanks.

[Spider 6888]

I WOULD LIKE THE GUYS NAME ALSO.

[TurretGunner]

God damn that looks good.

Doesn't dimpling the barrel help with heating? Something about more surface space?

Heats up quicker and cools quicker. There is a reason F/A belt feds use heavy, nonflutted/dimpled barrels.

Its an absolutley useless process that can adversley effect harmonics and barrel stressing. If saving weight is your goal, just go to a lower/slim contour.