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Niiiiiiice! Did you use the Phoenix suppressor at all?

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Sorry, I see you did try them both. I take it the Dlask is going to stay?
 
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Thanks a bunch for the report:cheers: I was just sitting down to search this very subject and bam there it is. This barrel will likely be in my next build project.
 
WARMACHINE said:
You might get better results using 75gr MATCH ammo, even the 62gr PMC was shooting around 2". These rifles have a barrel twist rate of 1-7" so the heavier the better.

The DLASK is staying on the rifle. The ping of the Phoenix was getting to me after a while.
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Yeah, I actually ran some Hornady Steel Match 75grain through it as well, and did shoot a .3-.4" group, which then opened up to 4", and everything else has shot that since as well.

I'm gonna run more through it tomorrow, and I have 75grain handloads to try as well.
 
glad to see a DMR report, I have the PDW but want the DMR for us competitions, is your model the shortest rail they offer for the DMR? I would love to shave off some extra weight with a shorter rail if its available.

great report thanks!
 
Well, the good news is that I was able to get results closer to the OP tonight testing a variety of handloads, so, the barrel definitely has a lot of potential for under $300...

Turns out I probably need a better bench rest setup, vs. shooting prone.
 
One other thing I will mention is with the DMR, NEA has their flash hider on it which I thought was a great addition. Well it sounds like a tuning fork everytime the rifle dis-charges and you charge the rifle. Which again is not a huge issue just music to my ears everytime I pull the trigger
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I have a solution for this. It totally kills the ping of the prong flash suppressor. I mentioned it to Jeff before but I will put the screws to him next time and see if they will entertain incorporating the fix.
 
I like the ring.. reminds people you're there.

We discussed how to remove the sound and we'll likely incorporate those modifications in the future.
 
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