yoteblaster
Active member
I am interested in the 18 inch barrel gun. I don't care about anything other than how well they shoot. Has anyone tried one yet?
CMMG bargin bin experiences
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yeah....18'' would be good...
mid length gas... and gets the 1:8 twist......''perfection''
but thats just my opinion....
but that combo, your good for all bullet weights, [most of them] ....
gas , mid length, softer recoil pulse, less wear and tear on your weapon...
just things to think about.
peabody
mid length gas... and gets the 1:8 twist......''perfection''
but thats just my opinion....
but that combo, your good for all bullet weights, [most of them] ....
gas , mid length, softer recoil pulse, less wear and tear on your weapon...
just things to think about.
peabody
Could tell you after I shoot my M4 [16"] tomorrow.
Saw a thread this morning on another forum of new owner and his M4 bargain bin was up to his expectations.
The difference between 16-18" is not a deal breaker for me, have owned and shot a CAR15 for years..and yeah, I can still hear. LOL.
Saw a thread this morning on another forum of new owner and his M4 bargain bin was up to his expectations.
The difference between 16-18" is not a deal breaker for me, have owned and shot a CAR15 for years..and yeah, I can still hear. LOL.
Dogg Killa
New member
I just put my order in for an 18". As soon I get a few shells thru it I'll post back. Dogg
yoteblaster
Active member
I am really interested in how accurate the 18 inch barrels with the light profile will be.
jumprightinit
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Originally Posted By: yoteblasterI am really interested in how accurate the 18 inch barrels with the light profile will be.
There are really so many variables involved that it would be at best a guess. It could be acceptable or not. Accuracy between different barrels the same length and profile will vary between barrels. What's acceptable to you? Buying a used gun is a pig in a poke, you could get a fine shooter or not. If you buy a new gun a lot of the manufactures will gaurantee a certain MOA, some really good . A bargin bin rifle will be what you get.
There are really so many variables involved that it would be at best a guess. It could be acceptable or not. Accuracy between different barrels the same length and profile will vary between barrels. What's acceptable to you? Buying a used gun is a pig in a poke, you could get a fine shooter or not. If you buy a new gun a lot of the manufactures will gaurantee a certain MOA, some really good . A bargin bin rifle will be what you get.
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Boeydafunk
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Mine shot so well i sold it for more than i bought it for.