Yeah I think 34.5" will do the trick :thumbsup:
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Yeah I think 34.5" will do the trick :thumbsup:
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Like to see drag that puppy thru some scrub :ORLY:
What calibre? Looking at that can I'm guess it's a magnum.
Prob a poxy 308Quote:
Originally Posted by Timmay
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what barrels?
Not even, its a 7.62x39! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 199p
No, its a 264 win mag with a True-Flite barrel
Repulsive creature... like a cross between a politely polished wooded bolt action and a nasty black semi-auto strutting with Picatinny rails. But does it half look like it'll comfortably do whatever work it was bred for.
Like to see you find a factory gun bag / case that fits in
It's bred for a long range varmint gun...... something that will reach out further than the 22-250.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cordite
Nice long tenon in front of the action. Get a few re-chambers with that as the throat burns away :)
I bet it's quiet with 8 baffles on it.
Looks like it compensating for something
Possibly compensating for the size of rabbits at distance......Quote:
Originally Posted by FatLabrador
Interesting project. I remember a few years ago one of the F-Class shooters experimented with barrels longer than 30" trying to get a velocity and hence a wind cheating advantage. I seem to remember they had some accuracy problems (less accuracy than what they wanted) - there seems to be something in the short barrelled bench rest rifles for pure accuracy. You would want the bipod/front rest a long way forward on a rifle like that as well I would think.
Interesting project all the same :thumbsup:
Yep, longer barrel, even bull barrel, means more potential for barrel whip (just think sheer length:thickness ratio), and accuracy goes down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gillie
Some velocity advantage should be gained from the longer barrel, as well as there being less pressure exiting behind the bullet as it emerges at the muzzle and thus upsetting it less. I suspect they would eventually have gained their desired accuracy by dropping pressure and velocity a bit. Hitting your target makes you feel much better than chronometer numbers do.
I saw that yesterday thought 'hmm that barrel is rather long' n carried on. No interest in it whatsoever n I like guns.
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how long do you have to wait between pulling the trigger and the bullet leaving the barrel?
did they make bechrest guys move bench back 10"??????
