I decided to cut my 20 barrel down to 16" and I love it! I sent it off to Dave Wilson and he did great work with a fast turn around time. I had a SCAR 17 and it did not do much for me personally. Most people jump up and down like crazy and say if you cut a 20 barrel you just have a SCAR 17. Well, not true at all. While they share most of the same parts etc.. The barrel on the 20 is a better, thicker profile and the barrel extension is larger, attaches with more screws and are more accurate. Plus with the 20 you get the Gieselle trigger and the better stock. Plus, I have many other rifles I can reach out with. I usually only shoot out to 600 yds lately and have to driver 2 1/2 hrs just to get to a 1000 yd range.
It handles way better and I did not change the jets so it smoothed it out. Cycles everything 100% and is under moa. I did not weigh it to see a difference. I brought out the 20 and one my SR-25s and the 20 is actually softer now. But, it also has a Precision Armament brake on there and the Knights just has the factory muzzle. It will be suppressed as well eventually so the 16" barrel will be nicer for that as well. Cheap SS scope on it until I get a NF ATACR for her! I def. recommend D. Wilson for any work also. Bunch of pics below.
It handles way better and I did not change the jets so it smoothed it out. Cycles everything 100% and is under moa. I did not weigh it to see a difference. I brought out the 20 and one my SR-25s and the 20 is actually softer now. But, it also has a Precision Armament brake on there and the Knights just has the factory muzzle. It will be suppressed as well eventually so the 16" barrel will be nicer for that as well. Cheap SS scope on it until I get a NF ATACR for her! I def. recommend D. Wilson for any work also. Bunch of pics below.