Maddco Barrels.!!

Benchrest, F-class, Metallic Silhouette, Handgun Shooting and anything other form of target shooting!
User avatar
native hunter
.270 Winchester
Posts: 1435
Joined: Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:07 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Ballina

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by native hunter »

G"Day Ron,
Was the first SK group shot after using one of the better lubed projectiles and not cleaned between types,looks as if the lube was burning out and the groups showed that.!!
Regards
Native
m12vlp
.22 WMR
Posts: 130
Joined: Wed Jul 16, 2008 1:25 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .223

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by m12vlp »

native hunter wrote:G"Day Ron,
Was the first SK group shot after using one of the better lubed projectiles and not cleaned between types,looks as if the lube was burning out and the groups showed that.!!
Regards
Native
Agree. Now if you could just take the lube from whatever you shot previously and put it on the SK...
Ron Goulding
.223 Remington
Posts: 400
Joined: Fri Mar 21, 2008 1:51 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Syd

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by Ron Goulding »

Hi NH , im a lazy prick when it comes to cleanning between different brands of ammo. So thinking like a mythbuster, i decided to go to my sighter target and fire 5 rounds of the New ammo before shooting two groups with it, thinking it would settle in on that batch :lol: :lol: . I did this for all groups so i thought it would be an easier way of testing. But maybe i should have properly cleaned with rimfire blend and cleanning rod. I may do this up at St Marys Indoor where i can spend all day and not be pressed by time. So il re do my testing and post results ! And to answer your question yes i did, i shot the single group of Lapua blue tin then moved over to the left smallest group of sk match 50. Blue can is really slippery to handle where as the match only the projectile is lubed not the whole case.
Attachments
Picture 344.jpg
Ron Goulding
.223 Remington
Posts: 400
Joined: Fri Mar 21, 2008 1:51 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Syd

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by Ron Goulding »

Well , i went and did some more testing last night and here are the results. 50mtrs in Calm conditions, only difference was this was at night. Before i started i cleanned with rimfire blend and tampons and did the same with every type of ammo. Then before startings groups i fired TWO only fouling shots of each. I used three different styles of shooting, pinching trigger and trigger guard , free recoil and a very light grip.
Cheers Ron
Attachments
Picture 371.jpg
Picture 370.jpg
Brett33
.17 HMR
Posts: 207
Joined: Sat Dec 27, 2008 3:20 pm
Favourite Cartridge: 260

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by Brett33 »

Hi Ron,

Interesting testing,
1: looks like you need a tunner,
2: the 2 low drop outs on the Olimp R are very interesting. I found a couple of those as well in my ammo testing. I had the Chrono set up and they were 50fps slower, not good.
3: Rifle seems to prefer light grip, thats how I and most of the top shooters in Aus and USA shoot.

I will try and get my testing results in order and post them up.

Brett
User avatar
native hunter
.270 Winchester
Posts: 1435
Joined: Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:07 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Ballina

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by native hunter »

G"day Ron,

Yeah a tuner would see alot of that disappear if it were allowed, but it looks to me that the bedding may be an issue.??
Regards
native
User avatar
steven
.222 Remington
Posts: 399
Joined: Wed Jul 12, 2006 5:57 pm
Favourite Cartridge: 6ppc
Location: Tamworth

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by steven »

Ron,

Try RWS R50...works well in my BRNO and also worked well in Uncle Nicks BRNO.

Steve

Image
Image
Last edited by steven on Wed Mar 16, 2011 5:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Ron Goulding
.223 Remington
Posts: 400
Joined: Fri Mar 21, 2008 1:51 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Syd

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by Ron Goulding »

Hi Brett , yeah it is a worry re Olimp-R , but at least i wont have the expense of feeding it $42 per pkt ammo :lol: :lol: .
It seemed it liked Eley team the best, il have to souce some for this rifle around that speed and keep a record of ammo per rimfire. The light grip is the easiest way to shoot anyways and seemed to work best, so il stick with that. Hi NH , what does it say in the rules barrel tuners arent allowed in H/C ? News to me ! Cheers Ron
PS Brett33 , I got my Guy to do the trigger on CM2 and is NOW magic !
User avatar
native hunter
.270 Winchester
Posts: 1435
Joined: Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:07 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Ballina

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by native hunter »

G"day Ron,
I just assumed they were not allowed in LG.??
regards
native
Ron Goulding
.223 Remington
Posts: 400
Joined: Fri Mar 21, 2008 1:51 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Syd

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by Ron Goulding »

Hi NH , the Annie i sold to CT always had a tuner on it and the owner b4 me WON alot of comps with it !
Cheers Ron
User avatar
native hunter
.270 Winchester
Posts: 1435
Joined: Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:07 pm
Favourite Cartridge: .22lr
Location: Ballina

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by native hunter »

G"Day Ron,
Yeah i get mixed up with all the different disciplines and associations.!!
theres TRA,SSAA,IRB,RBA,SARAI,HG,LG,HC,Silhouette,prone silhoutte,class1,class2,open,unlimited.??
Where does it stop.!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
I suppose if the match you shoot suits you then you really only need to know what the rules are for the type of shoots you attend.
Regards
Native
chris.tyne
.270 Winchester
Posts: 1440
Joined: Thu Jun 07, 2007 9:56 pm
Favourite Cartridge: 6BR
Location: Usually underneath

Re: Maddco Barrels.!!

Post by chris.tyne »

Damien as Ron said they are legal,I have a Von Ahrens fitted to my Light gun and with the Leupold fitted it is still 5.5oz under weight,and in keeping with the original question.....................................................yes Its a Maddco :) .
DSCN1628.JPG

Regards Chris.
Post Reply