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I know that in .22 and .25 calibers you can get slug liners in both 500mm and 600mm. There is no accuracy benefit to having a longer barrel. In fact some believe that a shorter barrel might just “maybe possibly perhaps could sort of potentially have more precision because it is stiffer.“ The longer barrel does have the benefit of achieving more velocity at a given tune thereby allowing the owner to tune the rifle down a little bit and potentially obtain more accuracy through a more harmonious tune.
 
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A longer barrel is usually better for longer distances for numerous reasons. Hope you're healing well man. My recommendation would be to look up Matt dubners videos on YouTube he does a great job of explaining this and their effects especially since he was on the ground floor of helping FX design their slug liners.
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Matt is actually one of my favorite YouTubers. I just never found that specific answer lol
 
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A longer barrel is usually better for longer distances for numerous reasons. Hope you're healing well man. My recommendation would be to look up Matt dubners videos on YouTube he does a great job of explaining this and their effects especially since he was on the ground floor of helping FX design their slug liners.
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Matt is actually one of my favorite YouTubers. I just never found that specific answer lol
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I will see if I can find the one where he discussed the difference in 500, 600, and 700 mm slug liners and pellet liner. It's very educational.
 
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