Tuning Adding wieght to muzzle
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So 1shot1kill Is adding weights how you get your huban to hit the same hole in the mud at 275yds? 
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Maybe some guns, mine works fine without a brick on the end....
4lb of lead on the end of the muzle, buggered if I would want to offhand shoot with that...
4lb of lead on the end of the muzle, buggered if I would want to offhand shoot with that...
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Lets see all of you s*** talkers shoot a 200 yard group. I searched your history . 5 of you are weak little minds.You are the misinformation spreaders. And the funny thing is you are always available instantly to make your dumb comments, And i also notice you have nothing to contribute.And you make it hard for people just getting into this to get truthful info.
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AGAIN with the names .the only one here that has a mouth full of the brown stuff is you,With your outrages claims ,put up or shut up,you say your gonna do this do that,you havent done anything of substance ,you have made a couple claims,show them on video ,prove yourself
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Muzzle flip is a symptom, not the disease. Per se, the additional weight has no effect on accuracy, unless it also happens to put the barrel harmonics in a better place, which is a real shot in the dark. A key to accuracy is repeatability. The muzzle can jump 6 inches, but if the pellet or bullet exits at the same point each time, accuracy is served. A heavy rifle is more easily held in place, and it makes no difference where the weight. Serious BR shooters who shoot free recoil generally prefer a more neutral balance, so the weight is centered well rear of the muzzle.
To the OP, there is a valid observation in your exercise, but I don't think you are seeing it. Of course I could be wrong, but after messing with this stuff over 50 years, I've accidentally learned a few things. If you have access to a solid shooting vice or fixture, you can quickly learn that you don't know what you don't know.
To the OP, there is a valid observation in your exercise, but I don't think you are seeing it. Of course I could be wrong, but after messing with this stuff over 50 years, I've accidentally learned a few things. If you have access to a solid shooting vice or fixture, you can quickly learn that you don't know what you don't know.
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The only one spreading untruthful knowledge is you 1shot everyone I ever asked a question to has answered to the best of there knowledge and has been kind let's see these 200 yard groups you are shooting come on oh yeah that's right were still waiting on the first video you claimed 1000 fps from a 15 inch barrel along 6000 psi fill and 3900 set point on your number one regulators from lane so put or shut up
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I personally think a stiffer barrel is more important then a heavy weight on the end. Otherwise proof research wouldn’t be so popular, a very stiff and light barrel. Sterling precision isn’t too far from me, awesome group of people that build rifle from hunting to lrp.
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Naaah airgunman, you are so cheap...I would start with a $100 bill and go from there double-or-nothing, until lasts.
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Lol just a group from a pb out at 200 yards with factory ammo he said he wanted to see a group didn't say from what I do have a 257 Doug noble built valve with a tj barrel in a talon that would reach that far but haven't done a whole lot of shooting with slugs yet been busy hunting with my impact and my hm1000 x at farms where I don't really need over a 100 yards reach
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Well to be honest it seems like a simple and good solution, which probably work just as good as a more expensive tuner. Guess one just has to experiment by removing or adding some weight, and test for best accuracy. Even we may not always agree with the OP, this seems like a good solution to me, and I have no doupt it will work
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