This barrel will be a MOA shooting barrel once it is broke in.
First shots in Barrel, first group 123gr hornady American gunner ammo.
Next is 123gr SMKs with 27.7gr of 8208xbr, COAL 2.260.
Next is 90gr Speer TNT with 29.5gr of H335, COAL 2.200.
All brass was star line (new) and CCI 450 primers and was shooting at 100 yards.
I will never buy a cheap barrel again, it took me 6 months of shooting with the BCA barrel to get groups like this. Thanks again BFT for getting all these group buys together.
Keef Wrote:Maybe it was the 6 months of practice that helped? lol. Just kidding ya.
After shooting the 18” monster barrel, and the first 5 shots was in a group, it was to easy, I was thinking to my self, wow I thought barrels had to be broken in before they would shoot accurate. Other members always said if it’s a good Barrel it will shoot good on the first shots, and will not have all those flyers. No more BCA for me, time is valuable these days.
longlickfriends77 Wrote:After shooting the 18” monster barrel, and the first 5 shots was in a group, it was to easy, I was thinking to my self, wow I thought barrels had to be broken in before they would shoot accurate. Other members always said if it’s a good Barrel it will shoot good on the first shots, and will not have all those flyers. No more BCA for me, time is valuable these days.
So true.
Although the rednecks around where i live couldn't tell you what a group looks like. They think 5 on a pie plate is great shooting.