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Originally posted by SC-Texas View PostWe really need to know the optic he is using
If it's appropriate for shooting small groups, them has he had a friend who he knows can shoot groups try the rifle?
The first simple and cheapest thing to try is a free float rail.
Then a high end barrel.
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Originally posted by Playa View Post3x9 vortex crossfire is the optic
What mount is it in?
Are the rings tightened to spec?
What about the mount to the rifle?
You might check that because sometimes they come loose. I figure we ought to run to the basic steps before you go buy a free-float rail. Although that is probably something that you need and will most likely improve accuracy somewhat
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Originally posted by Wil Taylor View Post[ATTACH]894104[/ATTACH]
This is a three shot group from a cheap Anderson build in 300 blackout from a 11 year old kid at 100 yards
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Originally posted by SC-Texas View PostNice group. Outstanding. Looks likev you got the one Anderson barrel out of 10,000 that will do that. Who makes Anderson barrels?
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Large barrel, not an Anderson. The comment was directed at the need for longer barrels for accuracy.
Your expectations are to high for the quality gun you bought.
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Originally posted by sir shovelhands View PostIf anything, a shorter barrel will flex less at the muzzle than a long barrel, possibly being more accurate, all other things being equal.
It’s really a roll of the dice. I’ve seen a 30 inch barrel shoot groups you wouldn’t believe. As mentioned I’ve also seen 16 inch barrels shoot one hole. I really think it boils down to how lucky you get with the barrel. With better manufacturers there is less variance. But without a doubt there is less (different) flex with shorter barrels than longer
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Originally posted by Maddox View PostLarge barrel, not an Anderson. The comment was directed at the need for longer barrels for accuracy.
Your expectations are to high for the quality gun you bought.
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Barrel length does not matter.
Quality of barrels does matter.
As clearly stated above, what you get with the higher end Barrel manufacturer such as Krieger, Bart lines, lothar Walther, and the others is that a higher percentage of their barrels will shoot well and it is not as much of a crapshoot as it is with cheap barrels where 1 and 10,000 they shoot a one-hole group
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Originally posted by SC-Texas View PostBarrel length does not matter.
Quality of barrels does matter.
As clearly stated above, what you get with the higher end Barrel manufacturer such as Krieger, Bart lines, lothar Walther, and the others is that a higher percentage of their barrels will shoot well and it is not as much of a crapshoot as it is with cheap barrels where 1 and 10,000 they shoot a one-hole group
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Some barrel mfg you pay for a name (Llija) and some are relatively unknown and you get amazing quality for a reasonable price (Satern). There is a reason a barrel from one mfg costs $600 and another costs $99.
Just like people that will buy a sickly calf because it is $200 cheaper then spend $400 to end up with a calf that can puts on weight slower.
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Originally posted by sierracharlie338 View PostIt’s really a roll of the dice. I’ve seen a 30 inch barrel shoot groups you wouldn’t believe. As mentioned I’ve also seen 16 inch barrels shoot one hole. I really think it boils down to how lucky you get with the barrel. With better manufacturers there is less variance. But without a doubt there is less (different) flex with shorter barrels than longer
Sierracharlie out…
https://www.shootingsoftware.com/barrel.htm
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At one time ER Shaw made barrels for Anderson, or so I have been told. To the OP, your gonna have to buy a higher quality complete upper or take your upper to someone and let them put a better barrel and a free floated hand guard on it. The lower you have with the new trigger in it is just fine. My personal preference is the GI issue buttstock as I don’t think much of collapsible ones.
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Originally posted by sir shovelhands View PostThere’s an interesting article I read a while back on barrel whip that had a pretty interesting theory on barrel harmonics and whip. Dont know how accurate it is, but it’s pretty cool if true.
https://www.shootingsoftware.com/barrel.htm
If it’s along the lines of other topics I’ve seen about it, it’s probably very good info. It has been proven that there is a correlation between barrel harmonics, accuracy and even finding the Optimum Barrel Time (OBT - the time the projectile spends in the barrel as its fired)
Personally I don’t have time to tinker with calculations like that nor do I want to. I prefer hitting bang switch too much.
Sierracharlie out…
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