AR Barrel Length Question

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  • dom1104

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    What I am saying is a 20" Govt profile Skinny barrel with plastic handguards will have alot more flex and decrease in accuracy vs a aluminum rail system that strengthens the barrel with defined enhancement of accuracy. I have proved this multiple times on both military and civilian ranges. As for the money there is nothing wrong with utg. I have shot 3 rd 2" groups at 300yds and held a 12"x12" every shot pattern on steel plates at 600 yds using 69gr Privi Partizan with a grip pod and utg rail! I would never of upgraded to a better rail but I got a Knight M5 rail new in the wrapper for 50.00. Oh BTW the M5 rail was warped from the factory and required gunsmithing. Im not impressed with the KAC M5.
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    If you have 150 dollars to throw go for a better rail if not get what you can. As for free floating a govt profile barrel IDK, its a LONG skinny barrel and I think it would flex alot free floated.

    What you are saying may be your experiance but it is 100% opposite the accepted norms regarding accuracy.
     

    turnerdye1

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    well i actually backed out on him because he was acting kinda sketchy about the whole thing. i asked him about the erosion then he was trying to get me to ship first. it just seemed like a bad idea so i backed out
     

    j706

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    well i actually backed out on him because he was acting kinda sketchy about the whole thing. i asked him about the erosion then he was trying to get me to ship first. it just seemed like a bad idea so i backed out


    Well I hope I didn't ruin your deal. But the TE on surplus barrels is a legitimate concern. A gauge cost's 12.00
     
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