Centurion Arms Barrels

[prepare]

Anyone have any experience with Centurion Arms 16" mid-length barrels?

[MegademiC]

Are you talking about their CL fn barrels?
If so, they are fantastic. Ive only heard great things about any of their barrels, but I have a 14.5” CL LW.

Good gas port (not measured, but no gas to face silenced, and runs very smooth with springo blue and h2).
Im getting 1.3moa with fusion 62 grain consistently. Havent done a good accuracy test with match ammo, but would assume its close to 1moa.

[Rogue556]

I have a MK12 barrel that has consistently printed tight groups with factory Magtech 77gr ammo. Last outting with it my best groups were .70",.66", .58", .55" when I did my part (5 round groups, the .66" was actually 6 rounds though. All at 100 meters). Even at times when I know something was off during a group, it still hovered around MOA.

Centurion Arms is also a pleasure to deal with. Monte and Corrie will go out of their way for you.

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[gunnerblue]

I have an older medium profile Centurion 16” mid length which I cut back to 14.” Quite gassy with a SOCOM Mini so I installed a .071” insert from BRT (the size was their recommendation for 90% suppressed brass-case ammo use) and it’s now much better. I haven’t shot it for groups with match ammo but get similar results as MegademiC with 62 grain Gold Dots.

[Swstock]

I bought a Centurion Barreled upper from a member here.

He should never have let it go. Its awesome.

[5.56Geo]

My brother has a Centurion Arms 16" mid-length barrel that he bought 10 years ago with about 14,000+ rounds down the pipe that is still shooting a tad over 1moa.

[SeriousStudent]

Yes, I have one, and it is superb. Consistently under MOA from a rest. Mine seems to love the IWI 77-grain 5.56 load.

https://www.sgammo.com/product/223-5...-made-israel-m

It also shoots quite well with both M262 and the 75- and 62-grain Gold Dots.

Definitely a keeper.

[TMS951]

They are shall we say strongly gassed.

[17K]

They are shall we say strongly gassed.

That's why I ended up only owning Colts.

I think the whole point of the midlength got lost in somewhere along the way.

I had Daniel Defense and BCM 16" mids and my 6920s shot softer. What's the point?

[w3453l]

They are shall we say strongly gassed.

Is this with newer production barrels? And which ones exactly?

I always remember reading that Centurion was one of the few manufactures that had gas ports on the smaller side.