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Posted: 9/30/2012 6:39:11 PM EDT
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Is there a significant performance difference between the 18" barrel on the Scout (AA9122) and the 22" barrel on the Loaded (MA9222)? Thanks. |
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I believe the loaded is a match barrel with a thicker profile, and the scout is more of a GI profile. I think. Yes. The loaded (which I have) has a thicker chamber/barrel profile. This makes it harder to find a handguard rail system, like the troy or others. That will make mounting a forward optic difficult, like on the scout. The standard has a standard barrel and you could buy the scout forward mount and handguard. The Scout, (which my friend has) is a much easier rifle to "flick" around and pull up onto target. It is loud and spits quite a fire ball. Both rifles are accurate. I prefer mine, and he, his. |
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I believe the loaded is a National Match barrel with a thicker profile, and the scout is more of a GI profile. I think. The Loaded has a NM thicker profile bbl. Ask me 'cause I have one I love my Springer M-1A loaded. It shoots better than I do. Here it is in two different configuration. 
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