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Notice the dominant barrel maker...Bartlein-almost all of them. Also notice every Open Class shooter is using 7mm short magnums of some type, with a lot of Norma brass necked down. That's my next AR10 project, a 7mm RSAUM pushing the 168 and 180gr Berger VLD's.
My .260 Rem has a Bartlein barrel in it, and it is a shooter.
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What I notice is not the barrel, action, scope, powder, case or primer. But the bullet that dominates, Berger. However, I will also point out the universal truth, it's the indian, not the arrow. Since they are almost exclusively shooting Berger bullets the real differentiation is the one steering the rig.
As a side note I switched from Sierra to Berger bullets for this season and I've seen my average 600 yard slow prone score increase by .6% for 2012.
Bob
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Originally posted by LRRPF52 View PostNotice the dominant barrel maker...Bartlein-almost all of them. Also notice every Open Class shooter is using 7mm short magnums of some type, with a lot of Norma brass necked down. That's my next AR10 project, a 7mm RSAUM pushing the 168 and 180gr Berger VLD's.
My .260 Rem has a Bartlein barrel in it, and it is a shooter.
Sometime in the near future I need to build a top end for a AR-10T lower, I'm still on the fence for calibers. It will be a target rifle, long range, and maybe used 1% in a hunting role.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by stokesrj View PostWhat I notice is not the barrel, action, scope, powder, case or primer. But the bullet that dominates, Berger. However, I will also point out the universal truth, it's the indian, not the arrow. Since they are almost exclusively shooting Berger bullets the real differentiation is the one steering the rig.
As a side note I switched from Sierra to Berger bullets for this season and I've seen my average 600 yard slow prone score increase by .6% for 2012.
Bob
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Originally posted by Brag View PostSince you an AR-10 guy, can you give us a small run down of the 260 Rem vs the 7mm RSAUM.
Sometime in the near future I need to build a top end for a AR-10T lower, I'm still on the fence for calibers. It will be a target rifle, long range, and maybe used 1% in a hunting role.
Thanks.
The greater disadvantage is that you are somewhere around 23 pounds of recoil vs. about half or 60% with the .260.
Unfortunately, there still is no free lunch!
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