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Barrett uses a lot of thread locker on their factory barrel and extensions conversions. Marc at Spartain Rifle can easily take it apart and cut you a new barrel no matter what caliber you want (within rifle specs). The system is pretty basic - a barrel extension - bolt - and locking nut. The...

I'm thinking 1700rds on the PRC. But depends on how hard you push. I use Lapua brass and everything has been easy for load development, finding components, etc. 300NM costs more with a bigger hit to barrel life. I like to shoot the 308 barrel and then swap out to the PRC for long range days.

I am in Idaho with lots of BLM land available and am able to shoot reguarly out to a mile with the 300 PRC. I felt the 300PRC was the best balance between between price and capability. The 300 NM can beat the PRC but not by a whole lot. I look at the PRC as a 300 win mag improved and I shoot 220...

Still availabe?

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Thought everyone would want to know

175 SMK over 44.0 Varget or VVN150 set at 2.800 to 2.850COAL should get you 1/2 MOA.

As mentioned above the other three extensions are different. They are made to ONLY take the same size bolt it was shipped with. You can not put a .470 bolt in a .540 or .585 extension. You can take a .470 and use it in another .470 extension. I think Barrett did this to make the gun GI proof...

I wanted to weigh in on the MRAD barrels my MRAD is CJ0019XX. Best I can tell and have been able to verify with my own extensions and one from a friend of mine. Barrett has four different barrel extensions. The original extension from the large bolt designed MRAD (friends gun .585 bolt) up until...

Spartan Rifles in Idaho.

The "C" and "B" MRAD Barrel Makers kits are availble at Barrett e-store.

Re: Idea! Official DTA SRS, HTI, Covert, Hunter Thread I had the same issue especially with sweat here in the humid southern summer so I bought several roles of rubber/neoprene and Pachmayr’s Pac-Skin. The Pac-Skin seemed to work the best, did not allow my sweat to interfere with a cheek weld...