200 yds? That make the end shoot less than 1 MOA.
Evolution if any of Win 52 barrels for accuracy
I had an opportunity to examine a 52 pre A and 52B recently for sale. I realized how little I knew about these guns. I came back to this forum and also did a quick read a wiki pedia.
I think I have a general handle on triggers, actions, and stocks. What I have not found are reference to how the barrel making may have evolved over time.
Specifically were all 52 choke or taper bored? Or when did that start?
Logically, I would expect a lot more care into an Olympic grade E than a sporter. How does a D compare to a B? Or, exactly what models and when are the key differences in boring and chambering barrels?
I think I have a general handle on triggers, actions, and stocks. What I have not found are reference to how the barrel making may have evolved over time.
Specifically were all 52 choke or taper bored? Or when did that start?
Logically, I would expect a lot more care into an Olympic grade E than a sporter. How does a D compare to a B? Or, exactly what models and when are the key differences in boring and chambering barrels?
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These tests were shot in a very controlled environment off benches that were locked down like a vise. They were going for the best they could get. No off hand, no sitting or even prone for these tests.Wouldn't it be interesting to see how many man hours were involved in producing a 52 in 1939 vs a CZ today?
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