With less barrel the faster twist helps stabilize I the short distance
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With less barrel the faster twist helps stabilize I the short distance
Yeah I understand the concept...but by how much? For practical purposes...does it really matter? For a bedside gun to spray and pray with...I got plenty of ARs better suited for target or varmint shooting.
It's not so much accuracy but to avoid keyholing, on a 7.5" it is easy then you think to send some bullets tumbling. Stability, not pressure, is the main reason silencer companies don't like warranting their suppressors below 10.5"
guess I'll find out...for 85 bucks...not much lost if it sucks. Should I use a heavy buffer spring? I won't be using a suppressor. I like the noise 
guess I'll find out...for 85 bucks...not much lost if it sucks. Should I use a heavy buffer spring? I won't be using a suppressor. I like the noise
Should be fine with 55gr, don't know about buffers
All the .223 ammo I own and ever plan to buy is 55 gr.
Guys, all the orders from last night and early this morning have already shipped. Orders from today and tomorrow will ship Monday.
The 1:9 barrels won't keyhole the proper bullet weight. 55gr will be fine.
The 1:9 barrels won't keyhole the proper bullet weight. 55gr will be fine.
guess I need to order one of those kickass deals you have on billet uppers too.
Dang...ordered an upper and bcg but you guys are completely out of charging handles!
Looking at one of those uppers myself
