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Stan, I was curious if you can shoulder one of your barrels into a regular Savage short action or do you have to go with the barrel nut setup? Thanks!I think the OP has made his decision I will be starting on his barrel immediately.
Yes we can do a shoulder barrel for savage or prefit .Stan, I was curious if you can shoulder one of your barrels into a regular Savage short action or do you have to go with the barrel nut setup? Thanks!
We send blanks to compass lake in Florida to do completed Ar barrelsJust to confirm, Douglas doesn't directly sell AR 15 barrels, yes?
That’s a winning combo. Have several, all good.We send blanks to compass lake in Florida to do completed Ar barrels
Like I said. There is only one Douglas barrel listed in IBS short range score matches and I believe the guy lives either in VA or near there. What issues could there be? It was sent back to Douglas to be air gauged. They said it was fine. I'm not saying that all Douglas barrels are a piece of junk. I know some long range guys are having good luck with theirs. All I'm saying is that this one is a piece of junk. Bottom line is I have never ran into this problem of not having a barrel shoot within 25 rounds and be repeatable. I have 96 rounds thru this one and not once could I repeat a group. It's not like I used one brand of bullets and one used one brand of powder. I used both H4198 and N130 and since I have soooooooo many match bullets I have tried different weights and brands usually just using a bullet built on a .925 jacket. This barrel is sitting on top of my safe and it will stay there until I'm on the wrong side of the dirt. As far as what kind of shooter am I, well I think I'm a fair shooter at best others say that I am way better than what I rate myself as. All u have to do is go to the IBS score match results and see for yourself and you be the judge.JimPag says--"I swapped an 8 pound container of LT30 for a 17TW 30 caliber HV blank from the IBS Vice President that he won at a National event. He is sponsored by Brux barrels so he didn't want it. Had it chambered up by Bob Green and have 96 rounds thru that barrel and when I get a good group it won't repeat. It is the worst barrel that I ever had or shot and I have a bunch of them. I can get Kriegers, Harts, Mullers, Bruxs, Kostyshyns, Rock Creeks, Liljas and Bartleins to shoot multiple repeatable groups within 25 rounds, but that Douglas in my opinion is a worthless piece of junk. That's why only one person in short range score uses them and he doesn't do too good with it at all."
Sounds like it may be other issues, and not the barrel. I have followed some of the Benchrest postings and I have seen Douglas listed. I think that Douglas will be great. Looking forward to mine. Sounds like a lot of happy customers and one not happy. I have been in the custom world for many. many years in the USPSA Pistol competitions. I remember my sponsor back then built a full house custom pistol for a person. The guy was not a world class shooter, or even a good local shooter. He complained so bad that my sponsor gave him his money back. My sponsor received the pistol back and it had been butchered so bad by the self imposed great shooter, the pistol was useless. Just for the record, I am not saying JimPag is a good shooter or a bad shooter in any way. I do not even know Mr. JimPag. I hope Mr. JimPag found what he was looking for. But the results from what appears to be very happy customers out ways the un-happy. So I would not think with the statements posted on this great forum, that Douglas is a worthless piece of Junk !
My sponsor back then, builds world class pistol and rifles , still to this day. Donnie Fraley is so OCD, he builds some very good, world class weapons. Donnie uses Douglas in a lot of his rifle builds still to this day. He has built some of the best, most accurate going.
If Douglas is junk, then I will be one of the happy customers. And again for the record, I would like to thank Mr. JimPag for his opinion.
