I've had my VSF since 2008. When I first bought it I hadn't shot it a lot but since it's seen some dog towns and range time. It's still shoots five shot clovers.
I'm not shy with using max loads and the rifle prefers them.
How do you know when your barrel is toast? Can a Smith just simply put a bore light in it and tell?
I guess it's my bad for not documenting how many rounds it eaten...
When it does come time to replace it, what barrel company do I go with? Something in the $300 range? I've met the guy from Hart when he was in town on an elk hunt. Seems like a great guy.
In God and Glock we Trust
I'm not shy with using max loads and the rifle prefers them.
How do you know when your barrel is toast? Can a Smith just simply put a bore light in it and tell?
I guess it's my bad for not documenting how many rounds it eaten...
When it does come time to replace it, what barrel company do I go with? Something in the $300 range? I've met the guy from Hart when he was in town on an elk hunt. Seems like a great guy.
In God and Glock we Trust