IMO.. Bedding, shimming and truing have NO value other than to the plumbers charging you to do it!!!
IMO.. Bedding, shimming and truing have NO value other than to the plumbers charging you to do it!!!
All of my builds, precision or not, deliver MOA or better. None of them required heat to assemble. The less than .1" theoretical improvement is in no way worth it to me unless competing at a fairly high level.
With a good bore scope (good enough for task but not be prohibitively expensive) you can look at a gas port and easily see the difference between something than has never been fired, something that has been 'test' fired and something that has been fired a few cases of ammo worth.
Cheap tool to have considering what a good barrel can cost in comparison.
Plumbers charging us? Some of us are capable of performing these procedures so no one gets charged.
Last edited by mpom; 10-12-22 at 22:42. Reason: Addition
Thank you to all who replied. The barrel I will be using is
https://centurionarms.com/lightweigh...rel-midlength/
As stated it is a used barrel but only had a couple hundred rounds thru it ( no mag dumps) My range would not be any more than 400m maximum for this set up..
I have a 4-5 different loads, all heavy for caliber, ( all factory) to try...I will not be using any handloads.
I will report back soonest once I have completed the build. I fitted a Aero G/B on there ( as I didnt have the Centurion tabbed one) and it seemed to fit snuggly.
I thank you all again for your input... All of you have a great deal of knowledge and appreciate all of your input
Last edited by HKGuns; 10-13-22 at 17:57.
If you install the barrel without using Loctite and you don't like the way the carbine shoots, you can remove the barrel and bed it with Loctite later.
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