Cleavers for cheap barrels
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Re: Cleavers for cheap barrels
Got out to shoot the 6.5x47 today, a bit windy out at Ripley, but never mind. It is one of the easiest barrels I have had to clean, virtually no copper from the first shot. I just used the loads from my previous barrel and at 200yds best group was 19mm worst 31mm with 140 grain Nosler Custom Comp bullets, certainly good enough to buy another barrel or two.
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Thats good, I like results like that.
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Re: Cleavers for cheap barrels
Just looking at the cleavers site again looks like all the 224 barrels are prechambered 223r
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Re: Cleavers for cheap barrels
morerams wrote:Got out to shoot the 6.5x47 today, a bit windy out at Ripley, but never mind. It is one of the easiest barrels I have had to clean, virtually no copper from the first shot. I just used the loads from my previous barrel and at 200yds best group was 19mm worst 31mm with 140 grain Nosler Custom Comp bullets, certainly good enough to buy another barrel or two.
Sounds promising.
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Cleavers for cheap barrels
And having seen how they chamber them I’d be avoiding themTackleberry wrote:Just looking at the cleavers site again looks like all the 224 barrels are prechambered 223r
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Re: Cleavers for cheap barrels
Plus I need .200" .220" freebore I will ring them tomorrow to see what they got if any blanks ...
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When I rang they never mentioned pre-chambered. They also mentioned that 338cal barrels can be ordered. I'm tempted by the 6.5mm barrels ... to do another x47 Lapua.Tackleberry wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 2:10 pm Plus I need .200" .220" freebore I will ring them tomorrow to see what they got if any blanks ...
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I wouldn’t bother with a prechamber from them. Skip to 8:20
https://youtu.be/LAf064S2Cv4
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Re: Cleavers for cheap barrels
I picked up a 1 in 12 twist barrel they are stamped .223 and are not pre chambered.
I haven't measured it yet to see if that is the bore size or not.
I haven't measured it yet to see if that is the bore size or not.
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Re: Cleavers for cheap barrels
I got one too, didn't measure the groove diameter but needed a .217" pilot on the reamer, standard .218" wouldn't fit. Good looking barrel, straight and smooth.
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IBI 22 lr barrels any good
has anybody tried the 22lr barrels for accuracy ????