04-11-2018, 08:30 PM
tangodown Wrote:I have been monitoring what has been said about this cryo treatment. I should say that I have all my barrels cryoed and I still push the barrel past what it can do. In Ranger Battalion I was tasked out to a lot of different people. I got to see a lot of different things that different people in the industry liked to do to their barrels. solid titanium, titanium wrapped in carbon fiber, stainless steel wrapped in carbon fiber. Hand-laid carbon fiber/Kevlar® composite stocks. I even made friends with a gentleman in northern Arizona and had him make me a progressive twist 32 inch long barrel for my 300 ultra with a carbon fiber wrap. Its starts at 0 twist and goes to 1 in 9 twist at the muzzle.. I have all my bolts even my triggers cryoed. I know a couple of Marine snipers, SF snipers, CAG snipers and others that like the process but at the end of the day or in whatever hole we might find our selves in we still argue who has the better rifle of a cigar. Now most of the time because of who I know I get it done for free. I understand its not to awful expensive. But if you don't shoot a lot I wouldn't spend the money because you will not see the benefits.
On other threads you talk about purchasing multiple reamers and having more than one automated Dillon 1050. This implies you are a gunsmith who retails components to the rest of us. In this thread you imply that you are an ex-military consumer who has been 'monitoring' this thread (third party with credibility). That you have all your barrels cryoed and advise that it is cheap but that some shooters 'will not see the benefits'.
I count three new members with low post counts who are advocating this treatment...What is your business name?