Ok, I am sure this has been discussed in the past, but I have a few questions regarding the pro's and con's of shorter barrel lengths.
I have a RRA that I use as a patrol carbine. It has the standard 16" 1/9 RRA barrel on top of which an ACOG sits waiting for duty.. (I already have an Eotech for the shorty).
I am looking to switch to a 10.5" 1/7 CMMG barrel which I think will better suit my needs.
1) What is your feedback on the CMMG product?
2) Is it true the 10.5" barrel will decrease the velocity and thus reduce my chances for over penetration? This is obviously a huge concern if we, god forbid, have an active shooter at a school/workplace where students may be in lockdown on the other side of a cinderblock wall or classroom door.
It seems that for some CQB / buliding search applications, high risk traffic stops and other "General" patrol officer work, the 10.5" would work well.
Please offer any feedback you have and from what background you are offering the experience.
hug.gifI know the round specs are an issue here, so we shoot the Federal TRU 55 gr. BTHP, no exceptions.
Thanks in advance for the info!