Interesting barrel profile.
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Interesting barrel profile.
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Is it?
This is what I’ve thought would be a good idea, as a non-engineer, for a while. Basically, it’s a pencil profile except for a ton of extra mass near the chamber. For a “combat barrel,” this seems to make sense to me, though I wonder if a simple pencil is just as good for less weight. For anything precision, I’m going to guess that it is inherently less precise than a Hanson or Core tapered profile.
So yes and no, if I were to guess.
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Looks like a bit more extreme version of this:IMG_6625.jpeg Also reminds me of Faxon Gunner, Hodge, and the Criterion-made barrel for Midwest.
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Disclosure: I am affiliated PRN with a tactical training center, but I speak only for myself. I have no idea what we sell, other than CLP and training. I receive no income from sale of hard goods.
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I've been enjoying tapered barrels. I ran an 18" Criterion Core barrel for 3Gun last year. I do wonder how much is too much, but it hasn't been a problem yet.
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I do not own, but have heard from someone that I have big respect for, that they are very good barrels. Durable with long service life.
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One of the many good things about SOLGW is they T&E and do their own destructive testing before releasing new products.
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Glad a lot of companies are making tapered barrels ADM had my favorite one but they stopped making it.
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ADM never made their own barrels in house. They would use either Rosco or CriterionOriginally Posted by CrabNSR
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Yeah I meant the one they spec’d from criterion was one of my favorite profiles but it’s discontinued.
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