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What Is The Best Barrel For Your Gun?

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  1. What oil should I use for the parkerized finish to keep it from corrosion ? And what would be the best barrel to get all around that would last a lifetime wile putting high counts through it every weekend until the almighty lets me with out breaking the bank

  2. Can a 416R stainless barrel be nitrided? & Is there any cold hammer forged barrels that a nitrided for corrosion resistance? I have an upper I would like to replace the barrel on. I have built/assembled 3 Ar's now 22lr, 9mm pistols & 7.62.39. I have a upper that has cheap barrel I would like to replace trying to decide what to put in it? Will do 556 pistol 10-12.5"

  3. I built a "doomsday" AR Around my budget at the time and this video basically told me that the barrel I chose was perfect for what I needed. Yuns are super knowledgeable and I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work look for to more videos.

  4. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS COMPANY. THEY'LL SEND YOU THE WRONG ITEMS THAT ARE BLEMISHED AND SCREW YOU ON GETTING WHAT YOU ORDERED. FYI THE ITEM I HAD ISSUE WITH WAS A BARREL. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY

  5. EXCELLENT job of making some rather nerdy information interesting and understandable!
    The original AR15/M16s actually had a 1/14 twist; cold weather problems caused the change to 1/12.
    The reason parkerizing is 'porous' is to trap and hold oil against the steel, keeping water away. The park itself doesn't protect the metal.
    Chrome is still considered superior to nitride for high-volume (full-auto) use; for semi-auto only, nitride is a more economical option.

  6. Does anybody know why my 24" stainless 5.56 barrel shoots groups inside of a nickel in warm weather, but when I tried it in 20 degree F. weather my groups were absolute junk?

  7. "Carbon steel" typically refers to softer weldable steels like A36. Barrel and blade steels are known as "alloy" steels. The last pair of numbers in alloy designations is the percent of carbon, but not as you stated. 4140 is not 40%, it is 0.40% carbon. 4140 is less popular for AR barrels, but it is still extremely common for bolt actions. Some mil-spec barrels are 4350, which adds nickel to the alloy.
    Also, most precision competition barrels are button rifled; the difference is the follow up treatment, such as lapping of the barrel.

  8. Based on this video, I'm fairly happy with my Barrel selection BA. CRMoV 20" 7.62 Nato. My question. Is there a CRMoV barrel that has been run through a melonite bath? Or would that be redundant?

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