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17 HMR Help!!!!


no1rich
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Hey Guy's. I'm new here :rolleyes: Hello to you all > > >

 

Got a burning question I need to sort..

 

One of my rifles is a Savage Arms 93R Series .17HMR, I got it thread'd for a silencer a while back now but with the length of the barrel and then the silencer, its stupidly long. How short would I be able to get it cut down again, How low can you go without effecting the overall accuracy! Any ideas guys...

Cheers

Rich :P

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It'll cost you a bit to get it cut and re-proofed (unless you don't get it proofed and just do that when you come to sell it)

 

My CZ is about 16 inches long. It's perfectly accurate, but I don't know what the difference would make on a longer barrel. (from what I've heard it's nothing to worry over)

 

Why not look at putting a carbon fibre sound mod on the end, as this will seriously decrease the weight. Oh and a bipod might help!

 

Will

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The barrel is a tad under 20" long at present, than there's the ASE UTRA on the end.

 

Would'nt mind taking 6" of it, even if it looses 50fps for every inch, 300fps, I rarely shoot over 200yrd's with it...

 

Think that'd be alright, cheers for the advice guys... Its much welcome

 

Here's some pics of it at present...

 

17hmr001.jpg

 

17hmr002.jpg

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Here is the data from the Bullberry test. Long story short, they chopped a barrel from 22" down to 11". The average velocity loss was 132 fps over the 11". At 11" they still averaged well over 2300 fps. For a moderate or large case centerfire you'll loose 40+ fps per inch, but not with a rimfire.

 

http://www.bullberry.com/HMRdata.html

 

Thanks,

Rick

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