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cost.... making a "exceptional" barrel is an expensive endeavor.

@mountainguardian blow their phones and emails up....

@KrafordAndLypt

My 3-18x50 reticle seems VERY thick at 15X

IMO, i think the harmonics term, or thing, is very misunderstood and an overused marketing cliche or term used to sell "stuff". Dampening barrel vibration (or whip) at the muzzle end can be accomplished many ways, but it can be neutralized (or most of it) where it begins, by improving barrel...

Athlon continues to impress me for what it makes at the price point it gives us. I continue my quest (obsession) to find the worlds greatest HFT scope for ranging at 16X. I am currently waiting on a 6" round parallax wheel for this scope, but my initial workup on the bench has me totally...

one with substance.... thicker, hammer forged, etc... not a straw that needs a carbon fiber sleeve around it.... etc...

It’s good for the people that like to fiddle and have limited space

I would want a real barrel

We are not allowed to discuss buying or selling moderators on the forum but if you are selling one attached to a gun in classifieds that’s ok

these are ghost barrels so to answer your question this many times

I’ll bet there is some debris or metal edging that’s nicked your orings

Obsession

Anywhere it is legal, check your local laws.

Saweeeet

probably a .25 rifle thats been cut down or a Huben.

This Brocock Commander XR has a crazy high shot count with 10.3's moving at 810 fps You'll get bored with the accuracy and very nice to shoulder. Old pic but it gives you something to study i do NOT know if anyone is making a high capacity mag for the Brococks.

when the shift occurs it can affect the ranging by as much as 3-4 clicks

I have this Heras SPR 6-24x56 scope in both FFP and SFP and when set at 16x I can’t discern any difference in the reticle size. For the SFP I Recommend a 6” round magnetic parallax wheel to get 120 degrees spread on the wheel while the FFP will only get 110 degrees

Maestro Designs carries them - they are called dual pin indicators