I think this is what I'm going to be going with for my build. I was just wondering if anybody had some real world trigger time with this exact barrel. I'm hoping it will hold a good group out to 600 meters. Anybody have any real world experience? Any recommendations or gripes about this barrel. Thanks in advance.
Anybody using the 18 in Spartan Barrel/bolt kit from AA?
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That's fantastic. I look forward to hearing from you, I'm looking at that brake myself as well. Please feel free to get it out to 300 this weekend. Or 600 for that matter. What kind of lower and optic? Gimme all of the stats on your set-up! LOL. I'm really looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks for the reply. I really do honestly appreciate it.
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Not sure how good of a group you are looking for but I bought an 18" AA barrel from a forum member a couple years ago and it has no problem hitting a 12" plate at 600 yds. I got the barrel for the sole purpose of a hunting gun I built my fiance.
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The barrel I was referring to is just the basic ER Shaw kit. I think the Spartan is a step up from it.Last edited by Guest; 04-27-2011, 05:59 PM.
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A friend of mine just got his AA with the barrel you are talking about here. His hope is to do what you want to
He may zero his this weekend too. He just forgot to order the end attachement and is waiting on that before he takes it out
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Originally posted by gophernuts View PostYou know what though? That's what I'm really looking for. A good 600 yard deer and antelope killer. If you got that performance from a standard AA barrel. Maybe I will just go with the standard and save 200 bucks.
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Originally posted by gophernuts View PostYou know what though? That's what I'm really looking for. A good 600 yard deer and antelope killer. If you got that performance from a standard AA barrel. Maybe I will just go with the standard and save 200 bucks.
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Yeah. ACctually the round actually has a higher coefficient than a 168gr .308 match round. This means the bullet is more efficient in flight. It resists drag and wind conditions better. It also means that it holds it's velocity better and is in flight less. So it is effected for a shorter time. FYI.
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Originally posted by gophernuts View PostYeah. ACctually the round actually has a higher coefficient than a 168gr .308 match round. This means the bullet is more efficient in flight. It resists drag and wind conditions better. It also means that it holds it's velocity better and is in flight less. So it is effected for a shorter time. FYI.
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Originally posted by gophernuts View PostThat's fantastic. I look forward to hearing from you, I'm looking at that brake myself as well. Please feel free to get it out to 300 this weekend. Or 600 for that matter. What kind of lower and optic? Gimme all of the stats on your set-up! LOL. I'm really looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks for the reply. I really do honestly appreciate it.
Maybe next week end
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