It is the lightest so far. There contruction seems solid.

 

It actually weighs 10.89oz without thread cover. I have not shot it yet.

 

I’m assuming you have one. Shoot it and tell us something.

 

I'm assuming you have one. Shoot it and tell us something.

I will shoot it when spring comes. Right now in Michigan all the outdoor ranges are closed.

 

Lightest by a 1/2 an ounce (maybe)

https://wilandusa.com/10-22-llw-bar...barrel-22lr-sporter-chamber-6875-precision-slip-fit-tenon-diameter-10-5-ounces/

 

Does anyone know anything about Briley "Raptor" 16.5" Ultra-lightweight 10/22 Rifle Barrel? It seems to be the lightest barrel made. 10 oz.

I have not shoot it yet, but i heard its the lightest so far

 

Not the same, but my Rimfire Tech Quantum barrel, which was the lightest of its time, shoots great.

 

I've had some light barrels and the Kidd LW and ULW have shot the best.

Here is one I haven't seen before

https://www.ebay.com/itm/RUGER-10-2...READED-16-5-CARBON-FIBER-920-TARGET-BARREL-KEYSTONE-ARMS-KSA10100-/173901300606

Keystone barrel that's been turned down and had a carbon fiber sleeve put on it.

Don't know much about the accuracy of the keystone barrels but I bet this barrel comes in pretty light.

 

I know this thread is old but does anyone have experience with this barrel?

 

I would like to know as well 👍

 

I have one - not in gun - and all I can contribute is that it weighs 12 oz - still super light weight of course, but not the advertised - at least at the time I bought it - 10 oz.
Oh - and the shank is on the skinny side, right down with Ruger and Shaw, which actually isn’t a problem considering it’s intended use.

 

Bringing this back to life hopefully. Anybody got any thoughts on their receivers and barrels? Paired up with a Luth AR seems like a nice setup, but is it worth the price?