Posted: 6/8/2016 10:28:04 AM EDT
| Does Larue use polygonal rifling? Button? |
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Originally Posted By REDSTAR1:
Does Larue use polygonal rifling? Button? Those bastages are real quiet about what they do. 
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I have been asked to point out that I am LaRue Tactical's owner.
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
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http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_16_17/51___ARFCOM_1_MOA_ALL_DAY_LONG__Challenge_.html |
I have been asked to point out that I am LaRue Tactical's owner.
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
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As to your first question, my newly purchased 12" Stealth 5.56 barrel is conventionally rifled, rather than polygonal. No need to blow smoke there.
As for the manufacturing process, I guess they aren't telling. ETA: I will say this though. I imagine if they aren't button pressed or some other proprietary magical speedy process, then Mark may have resorted to prison labor to keep costs down. |
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Originally Posted By JuiceST:
As to your first question, my newly purchased 12" Stealth 5.56 barrel is conventionally rifled, rather than polygonal. No need to blow smoke there. As for the manufacturing process, I guess they aren't telling. ETA: I will say this though. I imagine if they aren't button pressed or some other proprietary magical speedy process, then Mark may have resorted to prison labor to keep costs down. 
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I have been asked to point out that I am LaRue Tactical's owner.
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
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I stopped posting details after watching how unsavory competitors twist anything said to their advantage.
Take barrels for instance, if I said we held our bores to 50 millionths, an unsavory competitor's brother-in-law would copy and say he knows for a fact that XYZ barrel company holds their tolerances to 25 millionths ... "one-half of LaRue's sloppy published tolerancing"   
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I have been asked to point out that I am LaRue Tactical's owner.
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
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Originally Posted By LaRue_Tactical:
I stopped posting details after watching how unsavory competitors twist anything said to their advantage. Take barrels for instance, if I said we held our bores to 50 millionths, an unsavory competitor's brother-in-law would copy and say he knows for a fact that XYZ barrel company holds their tolerances to 25 millionths ... "one-half of LaRue's sloppy published tolerancing" Sloppy indeed... May as well just make em all smoothbores... 
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Benjamin Franklin, Nov 11, 1755.
NRA Endowment member.
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Originally Posted By JuiceST:
As to your first question, my newly purchased 12" Stealth 5.56 barrel is conventionally rifled, rather than polygonal. No need to blow smoke there. As for the manufacturing process, I guess they aren't telling. ETA: I will say this though. I imagine if they aren't button pressed or some other proprietary magical speedy process, then Mark may have resorted to prison labor to keep costs down. 
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