6 7/8" tapered barrel
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6 7/8" tapered barrel
Is 6 7/8" tapered barrel for a ruger mark III an appropriate platform for bullseye? I notice mostly bull barrels on the line, I assumed that was for the extra weight? But if a good deal presents itself, can the tapered barrel be accurate for bullseye as well, and if weight is not an issue?
Check this site:
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/equipmnt.htm
John Dreyer recommends using a Ruger Target pistol with a 6 7/8" tapered barrel.
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/equipmnt.htm
John Dreyer recommends using a Ruger Target pistol with a 6 7/8" tapered barrel.
6 7/8 Ruger for BE
I've done a lot of Ransom testing with a variety of Rugers.
I've found the 5 1/2" to average slightly better accuracy at 50 yards than the 6 7/8" tapered and slab sides. Granted, I've only Ransomed 3- 6 7/8" Rugers, but I have Ransomed 6- 5 1/2" and have found them to be about 1/2-1" better with target ammo. They all shoot better than I can hold.
While this only reflects my experience, I do use my most accurate 5 1/2" for Bullseye.
Stork
I've found the 5 1/2" to average slightly better accuracy at 50 yards than the 6 7/8" tapered and slab sides. Granted, I've only Ransomed 3- 6 7/8" Rugers, but I have Ransomed 6- 5 1/2" and have found them to be about 1/2-1" better with target ammo. They all shoot better than I can hold.
While this only reflects my experience, I do use my most accurate 5 1/2" for Bullseye.
Stork
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Re: 6 7/8 Ruger for BE
Finally found a man whjo is not afraid to speak the truth, stay out of politics as you will get nowhere there.stork wrote: They all shoot better than I can hold.
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It seems to me that they both shoot equally well until you get a few clips though them and warmed up then the lightweight tapered barrel needs a sight adjustment where the bull does not.
I haven't read the links from the experts, but this seems to be my experience. I shoot at 25 yards with color change targets from 8 inches to 4 inches (What ever I get cheap.)
This isn't a scientific results because I shoot outdoors and fight wind from time to time.
I haven't read the links from the experts, but this seems to be my experience. I shoot at 25 yards with color change targets from 8 inches to 4 inches (What ever I get cheap.)
This isn't a scientific results because I shoot outdoors and fight wind from time to time.
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