Posted on Nov 18, 2020

Smyth Busters: Are Long Barrels Always More Accurate?

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My thought prior to watching was, at some point friction in the barrel is going to start overcoming velocity, which goes along with full powder burn. I'm not a Smyth, in my mind optimum length would equal smallest amount of flash.

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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth

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Great video share CW5 Jack Cardwell

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Smyth Busters: Are Long Barrels Always More Accurate?

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