Curious if anyone has had their 40x 22lr action trued ??
Just debating to go all out or not. Anyone recommend any barrels ?
Just debating to go all out or not. Anyone recommend any barrels ?
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40x recomendations
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Re: 40x recomendations
It's hard to imagine it being any more accurate than it already was when I got it. But if you want to spend money, send me your rifle and your money and I'll say I trued it
It's hard to imagine it being any more accurate than it already was when I got it. But if you want to spend money, send me your rifle and your money and I'll say I trued it
Re: 40x recomendations
+1 on the Lilja 4 groove. You have a choice of a tight bore or standard bore from Lilja.
Don't forget about considering an anschutz 5018 trigger with a briley adaptor bracket.
+1 on the Lilja 4 groove. You have a choice of a tight bore or standard bore from Lilja.
Don't forget about considering an anschutz 5018 trigger with a briley adaptor bracket.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PadronAniversary</div><div class="ubbcode-body">what does the tight bore do for you ? </div></div>
You really don't want to know!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PadronAniversary</div><div class="ubbcode-body">what does the tight bore do for you ? </div></div>
You really don't want to know!
Re: 40x recomendations
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PadronAniversary</div><div class="ubbcode-body">what does the tight bore do for you ? </div></div>
Higher velocity per inch of barrel length.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PadronAniversary</div><div class="ubbcode-body">what does the tight bore do for you ? </div></div>
Higher velocity per inch of barrel length.
Re: 40x recomendations
I think I like Turks answer better lol
So in theory you can cut the barrel down even more. But in reality, does it really matter out of a 22lr ? Are we talking considerable velocity ?
I think I like Turks answer better lol
So in theory you can cut the barrel down even more. But in reality, does it really matter out of a 22lr ? Are we talking considerable velocity ?
Re: 40x recomendations
FPS is not the consideration - it is just a tighter bore to shoot dif. ammo lots
that may not be as good in a regular bore.
You can not size your ammo in rimfire so some people go with the tight which they
believe gives them better accuracy - same deal as picking a twist.
Some say a 17 will not go in cold temps but others seem to prove it can be done.
1-16,1-17,1-18,1-16.5??? Tight regular bore???
You pays your $$ and takes yo chances.
Tight bores do a lot of winning.
FPS is not the consideration - it is just a tighter bore to shoot dif. ammo lots
that may not be as good in a regular bore.
You can not size your ammo in rimfire so some people go with the tight which they
believe gives them better accuracy - same deal as picking a twist.
Some say a 17 will not go in cold temps but others seem to prove it can be done.
1-16,1-17,1-18,1-16.5??? Tight regular bore???
You pays your $$ and takes yo chances.
Tight bores do a lot of winning.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 750k2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">FPS is not the consideration - it is just a tighter bore to shoot dif. ammo lots
that may not be as good in a regular bore.
You can not size your ammo in rimfire so some people go with the tight which they
believe gives them better accuracy - same deal as picking a twist.
Some say a 17 will not go in cold temps but others seem to prove it can be done.
1-16,1-17,1-18,1-16.5??? Tight regular bore???
You pays your $$ and takes yo chances.
Tight bores do a lot of winning. </div></div>
Tighter bores give you better velocity and bullet stabilization which translates to better BC and less wind drift which at any distance farther than 25-50 yards equates to better consistency and smaller groups which translates to more hits as the distances grow all things being equal.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 750k2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">FPS is not the consideration - it is just a tighter bore to shoot dif. ammo lots
that may not be as good in a regular bore.
You can not size your ammo in rimfire so some people go with the tight which they
believe gives them better accuracy - same deal as picking a twist.
Some say a 17 will not go in cold temps but others seem to prove it can be done.
1-16,1-17,1-18,1-16.5??? Tight regular bore???
You pays your $$ and takes yo chances.
Tight bores do a lot of winning. </div></div>
Tighter bores give you better velocity and bullet stabilization which translates to better BC and less wind drift which at any distance farther than 25-50 yards equates to better consistency and smaller groups which translates to more hits as the distances grow all things being equal.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: YAOG</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Tighter bores give you better velocity and bullet stabilization which translates to better BC and less wind drift which at any distance farther than 25-50 yards equates to better consistency and smaller groups which translates to more hits as the distances grow all things being equal.
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Actually, in rimfire, the better ammo is subsonic, so higher velocities can be self-defeating. In centerfire, you want the higher velocities because the travel time is reduced so there is less wind-drift (BC is the same despite the velocity).
The problem with 22LR is that it is right around the speed of sound. When a bullet goes from hypersonic to subsonic, strange things happen... better to avoid that velocity region altogether by either being safely above that region (HM2, HMR) or below that region (22LR).
Lapua actually specs their ammo in "L" or "M" for "large" or "medium" so if yo uwant to see if it works better for you, you can buy the "L" designation.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: YAOG</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Tighter bores give you better velocity and bullet stabilization which translates to better BC and less wind drift which at any distance farther than 25-50 yards equates to better consistency and smaller groups which translates to more hits as the distances grow all things being equal.
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Actually, in rimfire, the better ammo is subsonic, so higher velocities can be self-defeating. In centerfire, you want the higher velocities because the travel time is reduced so there is less wind-drift (BC is the same despite the velocity).
The problem with 22LR is that it is right around the speed of sound. When a bullet goes from hypersonic to subsonic, strange things happen... better to avoid that velocity region altogether by either being safely above that region (HM2, HMR) or below that region (22LR).
Lapua actually specs their ammo in "L" or "M" for "large" or "medium" so if yo uwant to see if it works better for you, you can buy the "L" designation.
