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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Bullseye View Post
    Was the 4 oz the straw that broke the camel's back? What is the weight of the whole rife? Improved accuracy at the expense of 4 oz sounds pretty good to me.
    7lb 2oz with rds, aimpoint magnifier twist mount, bcm vert grip, scout & pressure pad, BUS, 2 sling mounts.

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    The accuracy is absolutely worth the accuracy IMO. 100%
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    Quote Originally Posted by turnburglar View Post
    I wouldn't bother swapping barrels. If your BCM already has 10k through it, I would keep on until it won't maintain 3 moa anymore. If it was your 18" comp gun, my answer would be different; but for shorties I don't fret group sizes. My 10.5 can hit 12" plates at 300m that's all I need to know.
    Yup.

    IMO, the current barrel has acceptable accuracy for what I use an 11.5 for.

    Eta: I hate gov profile, and avoid it, if a more modern profile fits my use with acceptable precision. If I want more weight up front, I’ll use a suppressor.
    Last edited by 1168; 02-22-20 at 14:01.

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    Just to be clear the barrel has already been swapped over to the DD.

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    I think people shoot too much off the bench...

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    Quote Originally Posted by themonk View Post
    Just to be clear the barrel has already been swapped over to the DD.
    In that case, my laziness would win out.

    Quote Originally Posted by vicious_cb View Post
    I think people shoot too much off the bench...
    I agree. Nothing wrong with working on precision, but when using an 11.5” for its intended purpose, I’m not seeing the difference between 2 and 3 minutes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1168 View Post
    In that case, my laziness would win out.


    I agree. Nothing wrong with working on precision, but when using an 11.5” for its intended purpose, I’m not seeing the difference between 2 and 3 minutes.
    All Im saying is 2 vs 3 MOA out of an SBR is academic esp with a red dot. Im not saying its impossible to shoot tiny groups with that set up cause its certainly possible, Ive done it with hell of a lot of concentration and eye strain but how relevant is that for its intended purpose?

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    It's by no means a bench gun but you need to know what you're working with. When shooting off hand that moa number grows exponentially. The more accurate it is, the smaller that circle is. If you need to make a shot and you know the gun is accurate it gives you faith in your equipment. JMHO.

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    Since you already swapped out the barrel, and you're happy with it's accuracy, just use 20 round magazines. Less ten rounds equals 4 ounces. Simple solution.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3 AE View Post
    Since you already swapped out the barrel, and you're happy with it's accuracy, just use 20 round magazines. Less ten rounds equals 4 ounces. Simple solution.
    LoL. That's never going to happen.

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