04-09-2018, 11:20 AM
A magical cure-what-ails-ya in the shooting sport? I don't see any stats or reports on how many barrels were not "helped", nor how many barrels or actions that failed from brittle fracture. Nor any test barrels that were say, sectioned before and after to document changes in microstructure. Not saying this is an impossible claim, but it sure needs some objective data... some steels will fail on their own at temperatures of -40 to -50 *F.
For the vast majority of shooters, the "opening up" of a shot group is more attributable to the person than the rifle imo. Whether some tiredness, losing some focus, inability to reproduce all the positional and mechanics of the shot... how many of us can repeatedly make 10/10 in free throws... as swhishers/nothing but net? Or 10/10 in three-pointers? Maybe the ball should be cryo-treated!!!
For the vast majority of shooters, the "opening up" of a shot group is more attributable to the person than the rifle imo. Whether some tiredness, losing some focus, inability to reproduce all the positional and mechanics of the shot... how many of us can repeatedly make 10/10 in free throws... as swhishers/nothing but net? Or 10/10 in three-pointers? Maybe the ball should be cryo-treated!!!
"Down the floor, out the door, Go Brandon Go!!!!!"