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If you can shoot better with normal rifling, let us know.
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| Posts: 1709 | Location: ATL | Registered: November 01, 2004 |  |
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Lead is not recomened in polygon rifled barrells. HK and Glock like to claim that polygon is more acurate. Hopefully, some here has done some testing. I've never outshot my conventionally rifled SIGs,S&Ws, or my FN barreled Colt service rifle.
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| Posts: 495 | Location: St. Louis, Missouri | Registered: February 04, 2008 | |
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The simple answer is the polygonal seals better than standard rifling ...
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| Posts: 67 | Location: Las Vegas | Registered: November 08, 2008 | |
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Although I doubt it makes much difference in a handgun.
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| Posts: 2763 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: October 15, 2006 | |
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In a rifle (e.g. Noveske barrels), it seems to make quite a bit of difference. Less friction on the bullet offers up a bit more velocity. And, less distortion/deformation of the bullet lends to better accuracy. Other than it's weight, I love my Noveske barrel.
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| Posts: 17668 | Location: Row 2F | Registered: February 04, 2003 | |
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Does anyone have any idea of the difference between polygonal and standard rifling and what diffeence if any it makes on preformance?
