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  1. 25-02-2016, 09:18 PM #1
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    Anyone tried Hardy Barrels

    Anyone tried Hardy Barrels? either his standard or carbon wrapped? Curious as to how they are performing
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  3. 25-02-2016, 09:30 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by hillclima View Post
    Anyone tried Hardy Barrels? either his standard or carbon wrapped? Curious as to how they are performing
    ....http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...8-tikka-24749/
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    Just had a .260ai built with one will post results once I get a chance to shoot it
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    I am tempted to try one of his carbonwrapped barrels for a build im currently dreaming up.
    If the price on the website is tru
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    Yea I've got three and the two I've done load work on seem very good.
    They are about 24mm stright taper so not as light as light weight fluted barrel but I'm sure they are lighter than a steel barrel of the same Dia.
    I've got 2 in .260AI and one in .260AI.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 25/08IMP View Post
    Yea I've got three and the two I've done load work on seem very good.
    They are about 24mm stright taper so not as light as light weight fluted barrel but I'm sure they are lighter than a steel barrel of the same Dia.
    I've got 2 in .260AI and one in .260AI.

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    I don't know the weight of the Hardy carbon ones but the Proof Research Carbon Sendero light one I had was lighter than a Shilen #3 the same calibre & length I have.
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    I'm not sure of the weight compared to the old tikka but the one I got put on my blaser is only about 60grams lighter.

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    I read that unless you go with quite a thick barrel there isnt a huge weight savings. For example not much of a saving on a lite sporter barrel compaired to say 338
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildman View Post
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    To match your carbon stock.
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  13. 27-02-2016, 08:07 AM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    ....http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...8-tikka-24749/
    So looking at that they seem to shoot alright, do you have any comments comparing them to other barrels (shilen etc) or can't really see a difference?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 25/08IMP View Post
    Yea I've got three and the two I've done load work on seem very good.
    They are about 24mm stright taper so not as light as light weight fluted barrel but I'm sure they are lighter than a steel barrel of the same Dia.
    I've got 2 in .260AI and one in .260AI.

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    Have you got three of his carbon barrels?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 199p View Post
    I read that unless you go with quite a thick barrel there isnt a huge weight savings. For example not much of a saving on a lite sporter barrel compaired to say 338
    I've read the same, carbon is not a huge advantage over normal from what I can see
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildman View Post
    WHats it for?
    Don't know yet, just thinking about future projects
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