Hi everyone, after reviewing this thread we would like to address a few things. We started offering SubMOA barrels to customers after competing with these barrels in competition and realizing how well they perform. A couple of weeks before RMAC we received a small amount of barrels and machined them to mount onto our skouts and they performed flawlessly. No polishing, lapping, or other processes were completed. At RMAC, we had Bill Gardner shoot the highest card of day 1 in competition, and Luke Sowinski finished 8th with these barrels. This is when we determined we needed to offer this barrel to customers.
Every barrel that we receive from sub moa gets tested at 100 yards. If the barrel does not perform at sub-MOA or better, it does not leave the factory. All barrels are shot in by either Keith Short, Bill Gardner, or Luke Sowinski. The scratches on the lands are from the honing process, and sub-MOA says this does not harm the pellets. In regards to the feeling where there is a choke - this is not okay. The sub-MOA barrels do not have a choke and if you are experiencing this, please email us at
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