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Posted: 2/21/2016 11:49:02 PM EDT
I hereby guarantee that Krieger AR-15 barrels can produce sub-1/10th-MOA accuracy at 100 yards with match grade ammunition.* As proof, the group pictured below was fired from one of my 24" Krieger barreled AR-15s at a distance of 100 yards. The group has an extreme spread of 0.084 MOA.
The next group pictured was fired from another one of my 24" Krieger barreled AR-15s, also from a distance of 100 yards. This group has an extreme spread of 0.079 MOA. Since both of these barrels were able to produce sub-1/10th-MOA groups, they can surely be expected to produce this level of precision . . . all . . . day . . . long. 
* If your 24" Krieger barrel fails to produce sub-1/10th-MOA accuracy with match grade ammunition, Eric802 will personally refund you the exact amount of money that you paid me for this review. ... |
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Blitzkings can be nasty little buggers.
Had a 50 and 40grn load with H322 that was seemingly magic for 3 and sometimes 5 shot groups. Mixed brass and thrown from the measure it was a solid SubMOA performer for 10 shots. Not commenting on the groups in picture or intent of this thread as to do so confuses me. |
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Sub-1/10th-MOA is sub-1/10th-MOA! .... Quoted:
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Not commenting on the groups in picture or intent of this thread as to do so confuses me. Sub-1/10th-MOA is sub-1/10th-MOA! .... Or you could always pull the scam of moving the target up much closer and claiming your 3 round group was at 100. |
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Or you could always pull the scam of moving the target up much closer and claiming your 3 round group was at 100. Quoted:
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Not commenting on the groups in picture or intent of this thread as to do so confuses me. Sub-1/10th-MOA is sub-1/10th-MOA! .... Or you could always pull the scam of moving the target up much closer and claiming your 3 round group was at 100. What about poking holes in your target with a pencil? |
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Not commenting on the groups in picture or intent of this thread as to do so confuses me. Sub-1/10th-MOA is sub-1/10th-MOA! .... Or you could always pull the scam of moving the target up much closer and claiming your 3 round group was at 100. What about poking holes in your target with a pencil? And using Sharpie for the grease rings? |
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Love these tounge in cheek threads, may all shotshow industry denizens pushing the pork feel the crispy burn.
I'll play along for keeps though: Molon, how's the front rest set up? Is the underside of the handguard just resting atop? I notice that the rear bag lets the rifle move. Do you shoulder it? -Freq |
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Love these tounge in cheek threads, may all shotshow industry denizens pushing the pork feel the crispy burn. I'll play along for keeps though: Molon, how's the front rest set up? Is the underside of the handguard just resting atop? I notice that the rear bag lets the rifle move. Do you shoulder it? -Freq I use "forend adaptors" when shooting a railed handguard from a bench-rest. I shoulder it and I've gotten the most consistency from using a real hard hold. Others will advise you differently. Use what works for you. |
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Or you could always pull the scam of moving the target up much closer and claiming your 3 round group was at 100. well now that would be lying, know wouldn't it Exactly my point, yet there are those that do it (not Molon). |
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Or you could always pull the scam of moving the target up much closer and claiming your 3 round group was at 100. well now that would be lying, now wouldn't it Exactly my point, yet there are those that do it (not Molon). Here's an example of that. What's also amusing about it, is that there are some people in that thread that actually believed it was true. 100 Yard, 30 round Group ... |
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Krieger barrels are extremely accurate barrels. We used them exclusively in Barrett rifles till they couldn't keep up with monthly demands. We ended up going to someone else for the bolt gun barrels. Stayed in WI though didn't you? All the best barrels come from WI 
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Krieger barrels are extremely accurate barrels. We used them exclusively in Barrett rifles till they couldn't keep up with monthly demands. We ended up going to someone else for the bolt gun barrels. Stayed in WI though didn't you? All the best barrels come from WI No. They came from a vendor locally. Don't work at Barrett anymore, so don't know if they still use the local guy anymore. |
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I hereby guarantee that Krieger AR-15 barrels can produce sub-1/10th-MOA accuracy at 100 yards with match grade ammunition.* As proof, the group pictured below was fired from one of my 24" Krieger barreled AR-15s at a distance of 100 yards. https://app.box.com/shared/static/kicpjnbss3.jpg https://app.box.com/shared/static/tccil8ai44.jpg http://www.box.net/shared/static/psau3igm35.jpg * If your 24" Krieger barrel fails to produce sub-1/10th-MOA accuracy with match grade ammunition, Eric802 will personally refund you the exact amount of money that you paid me for this review. ... That said, your Krieger was much better than your Walther, based on the groups you're posting. |
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Molon has me chasing groups now. I'll be working out with a WOA 22-inch match barrel this weekend. I just hope the wind stays down. Quoted:
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That said, your Krieger was much better than your Walther, based on the groups you're posting. Molon has me chasing groups now. I'll be working out with a WOA 22-inch match barrel this weekend. I just hope the wind stays down. I'm getting better groups with my daniel defense and 4x optic than he is with that Walther he's got, using some ammunition. I don't handload, so I can't compete with the tailored ammo groups he's shooting, but I know he's a better trigger puller than I am, and hte fact that I'm getting better 10 shot groups with a CHF chrome-lined .gov barrel and 4x optic than he is with a rest and a 25x scope tells me that Walther barrel is rather "meh". At least, that's my interpretation of events. His Kreiger was on point. |
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Making fun of the 3-shot "groupers", and those who worry to much about a manufacturer's "accuracy guarantee". Quoted:
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I have a sneaking suspicion about this thread, but I don't know what it's referring to. Help? Making fun of the 3-shot "groupers", and those who worry to much about a manufacturer's "accuracy guarantee". So... people that don't know the value of math or statistics-in-action. Got it. Thanks. |
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Thanks for the practice Molon. I shot a perfect score at league yesterday. At 100 yards, Four 1" pasters from a rest and one shot at a 3" gong standing unsupported. At 200 yards, Four 2" gongs rested and one shot at an 8" gong standing unsupported.
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Thanks for the practice Molon. I shot a perfect score at league yesterday. At 100 yards, Four 1" pasters from a rest and one shot at a 3" gong standing unsupported. At 200 yards, Four 2" gongs rested and one shot at an 8" gong standing unsupported. I've gone 9 for 10 before but that 3" target unsupported is a bitch. Strong work! 
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I meant to post that in the "quarter MOA" thread
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