Barrel Break-in Procedure from German Salazar
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Re: Barrel Break-in Procedure from German Salazar
For sure, the only thing you gain with a quality barrel is getting to "know" it.
I bet it's been quite some time since he has used anything fitted to a factory rifle which is where you may gain something from "run in".
OTOH, MOST of the benchresters do it but what do they know about accuracy?
For sure, the only thing you gain with a quality barrel is getting to "know" it.
I bet it's been quite some time since he has used anything fitted to a factory rifle which is where you may gain something from "run in".
OTOH, MOST of the benchresters do it but what do they know about accuracy?
Re: Barrel Break-in Procedure from German Salazar
CK and AUJohn,
I've seen the link on Gale's thoughts. I check German's blog every now and then and found the post extremely funny after all the break-in posts we see. It was meant in humor.
Josh
CK and AUJohn,
I've seen the link on Gale's thoughts. I check German's blog every now and then and found the post extremely funny after all the break-in posts we see. It was meant in humor.
Josh
Re: Barrel Break-in Procedure from German Salazar
Nice break in procedure from German Salazar. Must have put a lot of thought into that lol.
Nice break in procedure from German Salazar. Must have put a lot of thought into that lol.
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For sure, it was funny but there is enough BS floating around on the subject and so many guys don't think. Just follow the current fashion and jump on others who have half a clue
Quote from the Author
" I'm not speaking of factory barrels, just the usual Highpower match barrels: Krieger, Bartlein, Hart, etc."
So that one "funny" page is going to be used by many to support something he differentiates between
For sure, it was funny but there is enough BS floating around on the subject and so many guys don't think. Just follow the current fashion and jump on others who have half a clue
Quote from the Author
" I'm not speaking of factory barrels, just the usual Highpower match barrels: Krieger, Bartlein, Hart, etc."
So that one "funny" page is going to be used by many to support something he differentiates between
Re: Barrel Break-in Procedure from German Salazar
o.k I have never broke a barrel in don't see the need ... even on factory rifle's
think every one gets a bit bent out of shape over it ...
o.k I have never broke a barrel in don't see the need ... even on factory rifle's
think every one gets a bit bent out of shape over it ...
Re: Barrel Break-in Procedure from German Salazar
Barrel break in is a fucking waste of time, money, and barrel life. But if it tickles your fancy, by all means go for it.
I haven't done it for my out of the box Tikka, and Remy 700, to AIAWs (all 3 of them) to GAP custom rifle. They all shoot subMOA.
Try to break in your 375 CT, or 408 CT barrel. It probably costs about 1K to break in the barrel with all the ammo.
Barrel break in is a fucking waste of time, money, and barrel life. But if it tickles your fancy, by all means go for it.
I haven't done it for my out of the box Tikka, and Remy 700, to AIAWs (all 3 of them) to GAP custom rifle. They all shoot subMOA.
Try to break in your 375 CT, or 408 CT barrel. It probably costs about 1K to break in the barrel with all the ammo.
Re: Barrel Break-in Procedure from German Salazar
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Alderleet</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I refreshed my page a couple times, assuming that my comp wasnt loading something on the page.
only to realize it was at the bottem.</div></div>
I did the same.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Alderleet</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I refreshed my page a couple times, assuming that my comp wasnt loading something on the page.
only to realize it was at the bottem.</div></div>
I did the same.
