18.5" because you just never know?
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18.5" because you just never know?
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we are aiming for $279 cdn and 299 with out steel low profile gas blockOriginally Posted by hfx123
16" carbine length 9 twist, Wylde chambered would be nice. low pro railed gas block if we are doing that.
the CGN formerly know as John_in_BC
This. Need at least 16" to make IPSC Minor power factor. Nitriding would be nice for high volume shooters.
“The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men.” ― Plato
+1 for 10.5
I did not know there was enough people shooting ipsc riflexible in canada to hold a matchance
Thought eveyone had switched over to 3 gun nation
10.5 will happen for sure
"Personally, I'd like to see some lightweight profiles. The market is flooded with inefficient Gov. profiles and heavy barrels. I think you'd have a real opportunity with lightweight, continuous taper similar to some American manufacturers. Also, using a carbine gas length on a 20 inch barrel is wasted potential, no? Why not rifle length or midlength?"
yep +1
well we would not be ing carbine gas system on a 10 inch bbl.
we can for sure look at skinny profile. the issue is most are .620 inch at the gas block.
that is not common by todays standard, so harder to get sight towers and gas blocks.
I see we are getting alot of attention with this thread, as 2 of the chinese importers have posted they have some very cheap skinny barrles in stock.
So if that is what you are looking for , looks like there are option on the market at the moment
S&J
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