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Congratulations Lee! I was so mired in my own misery that I didn't even look to see who won. Quite the performance!

I missed Holton, but I will be up this week.

Tom Meredith has bedded all of my competition rifles. I'm just fortunate that he only lives 15 minutes from me.

My LV barrels all weigh around 5lbs with the tuner installed, and it weighs 4ozs, which is what most of the tuners I see being used weigh. I've been using them for a year, and they do change the harmonics of the barrel. I just question at this point if it's still worth putting one on because I...

I don't know what the odds are that a barrel in tune can be thought of as a Hummer, but I can tell you that a rifle out of tune won't shoot worth a flip no matter who is shooting it.

The thread is about barrels, not shooters.

Harmonics of the barrel have nothing to do with the shooters ability.

This is where I believe that a tuner can help out. Once the best load is found, the tuner can be adjusted to get the barrel in the best harmonic frequency, and possibly make an average barrel have better characteristics.

I took a barrel off that had 1400 through it because it hasn't been shooting all that well and I'm going to the IBS Nationals in about a week. Even if I was able to get that other barrel shooting at top form, it would get over 300 rounds put on it shooting that event if it shot all 3 classes...

From what I've seen in the PPC, any load that is easily tuned is too wind sensitive to be competitive. 28.5grs shoots good most of the time, but will get steamrolled in a match.

I've gotten mine from MidwayUSA and Midsouth.

My LV barrels weigh 5lbs at 21" long, and that's with a 4oz tuner on the end. Without the tuner it would be closer to 21 1/2". My newest Barrels are Bartlein, and 13.5 twists.

It would be like one I already have, with a scope change. BAT DS action, Louis Bengivenni Redwood/carbon stock, BnA trigger, Bartlien barrel. I also have one for LV with a Mataya stock. I would like to get the March scope with the LR reticle for them. The stock made by Ivan Piani is available as...

I would just take my HV rifle from last season, a BAT B in a TMBR stock, and put a 24" HV 30BR barrel on it with a tuner and shoot both score and group club matches with it. Being able to preload and shoot any local match are big plusses.

Those bullets like .003 to .009 jump, so I shot them at .004 jump, and with 28.5grs of N133 it will shoot well.

In my LV gun with a 21" barrel, 30.0 grs of N133 goes 3400fps, and out of my HV with 24" barrel it goes 3500fps.

I'm gonna be there!

Congrats on your finish Tim! Despite my awful start in LV 100 in dead last place, I managed to have my best weekend so far with some guidance from Larry Feusse by really turning it around in HV and salvaging ther LV agg with a decent run in LV 200.

Looking forward to it!

The easiest shooting 6mm 68gr bullet I have tried is Bart's Original 68gr FB. At either .006 into the lands, or .004 jump, that bullet just flat shoots.