Originally Posted by
JediGuy
I like my BA .625 Hanson profile barrel. It’s super light. I’m looking at picking up a BCM enhanced lightweight fluted barrel, because I want a matching upper for my BCM lower.
But...
Is there any empirical data extolling the benefits to the smooth transitioning barrels sans gas block shelf, cutouts, or other right angles? I get the extra mass where it matters, etc. I’m specifically curious about the premise that a right angle can have some deleterious effect on accuracy.
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