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Mile high AI barrels

I just got a bartlein in .260rem, 1st 4 shots with berger factory ammo were sub 1/2moa at 100yds. Was a painless quick process, will definitely use them again
 
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Buy with confidence. They are generally more expensive for sending in a blank and paying for the gunsmith fees for chamber, thread, and cerakote than some other shops, but the work is great. Added bonus, you can get the barrels cerakoted with actual AI paint and not need to try to color match.
 
I had a Bartlein Blank spun up in .308Win. After dialing in a 100yd zero I had a 1/4 MOA 5-shot group with FGMM 175gr.

I would not hesitate going to MHSA for any AI barrels in the future.

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Both of my Mile High AI/AT Bartlien barrels 308/65cm are easily half moa if not 1/4 moa barrels. Definitely better than I. As others have said. No concerns when buying one of their barrels.
 
I could give em a call tomorrow, but does anyone know the price for the cost of fitting + painting a customer provided blank by MHSA? Trying to establish if it's worth it vs the $800-900 Bartlein Win Tac barrels that are stocked items.
 
I have a 22" MHSA .260 barrel they sold me when I bought my AX from them 2/2019 . They said it was a Tooley-spun Bartlein. Fired brass headspaced 0.002" over a GO gauge (1.632"). It has only seen about 60rds so far and it's already a hammer. Still speeding up, though.