I am going to need some side-by-side test results against a few different barrels before I fall for the $500 hype. Will it be 5x's more accurate/consistent than a $109 FX liner?
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Sub-MOA Barrels
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The Sub MOA barrel on the Red Wolf had a contour similar to the carbon fiber jacket on the factory barrel ( straight cylinder). They are also a faster twist to stabilize slugs. They have a slower twist rate barrels for pellets. So more rigidity from heavy contour and one piece.
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A .30 SubMOA recently won EBR and also came in 4th. Not sure of the one on the Red Wolf that came in 4th, but the winners AAA Evol had a 1:49 twist SubMOA fluted barrel.
So yes, they are the real deal.
So yes, they are the real deal.
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I consistently drill pests in the head, I don't miss.......
The thought of changing the barrel never crosses my mind......Do I need to start Match Shooting?
The thought of changing the barrel never crosses my mind......Do I need to start Match Shooting?
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Or maybe it may take more than 5 fx barrels and a whole boat load of projectiles to find one just as good as the first MOA barrel.
But it is nice to be able to purchase a liner for so little when necessary. Just wish it wasn't so necessary to change so often.
Allen
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that sounds HEAVY but for BR i'm guessing thats a good thingA .30 SubMOA recently won EBR and also came in 4th. Not sure of the one on the Red Wolf that came in 4th, but the winners AAA Evol had a 1:49 twist SubMOA fluted barrel.
So yes, they are the real deal.
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I guess that would be relative to what one is used to hefting? The Evol and most other airguns are relatively light. Putting an all steel fluted barrel on an Evol would put it in the vicinity of average weight of a powder burner hunting rifle, but capable of winning benchrest matches. It is probably going to be good contender for the NLR22 matches too.
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