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Thread: reprofileing barrel heavy to light

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    reprofileing barrel heavy to light

    just yet another idea for my 6mmrem plan c if plan a or b don't work out would also be a very cheep option as I have dies and brass already
    been told it would only be about $150 to profile plus threading onto however I have also been told that it could possibly destroy accuracy by messing with harmonics True/fulse? I also already have a @DPT muzzle can that I use on my 223 that I could open out slightly so that I could be used on 6mm aswell as 223 would need to check with Darren if its as simple as getting the smith to run a slightly bigger drill trough each baffle????

    total this option would be far cheaper than any of the other options I've considered
    barrel is a tf um no5 profile currently .75in at muzzle
    opinions?
    Last edited by rambo-6mmrem; 26-03-2015 at 10:40 PM.

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    Stick it in the lathe.
    They have to turn them down to get them to the required profile, before you buy it.
    The harmonics story is an excuse for doing a shit job.
    I doubt you will regret it.
    Greg

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    that's my thinking @greghud they all start as blanks so why would taking a little more off change anything
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    Depends entirely if the barrel has been properly stress relieved.

    I have seen a tru flight barrel bend like a banana when turned in a CNC. Whereas I have put a Bartlein through the same process and it didn't move at all. Completely dead.

    You pays your money and you take your chances.

 

 

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