bigalexe
Member
Ok I got a dumb question. Has anyone ever tried to build a really accurate suitcase gun like you see in spy movies.
I was considering the concept and came up with the following thoughts.
-My shotgun gets it's barrels pulled rather regularly, still maintains accuracy
-Accuracy is primarily a function of sight-barrel alignment
-How accurate do you want to get?
I considered that probably it would be easy to build a gun that can hold a few MOA after being hastily disassembled and reassembled, now when you want to get sub-MOA it gets harder. So my final thought if you were to try and build a sub-MOA gun that you can takedown to suitcase level is that you need an hexagonal barrel (which fits a socket) and a torque wrench to put the gun together to the same spec every time. Also the sights would have to be fixed to the barrel, no slapping the scope on and off.
I was just really intrigued if anyone has tried to do something that would require this kind of accuracy. I LOVE extremes.
I was considering the concept and came up with the following thoughts.
-My shotgun gets it's barrels pulled rather regularly, still maintains accuracy
-Accuracy is primarily a function of sight-barrel alignment
-How accurate do you want to get?
I considered that probably it would be easy to build a gun that can hold a few MOA after being hastily disassembled and reassembled, now when you want to get sub-MOA it gets harder. So my final thought if you were to try and build a sub-MOA gun that you can takedown to suitcase level is that you need an hexagonal barrel (which fits a socket) and a torque wrench to put the gun together to the same spec every time. Also the sights would have to be fixed to the barrel, no slapping the scope on and off.
I was just really intrigued if anyone has tried to do something that would require this kind of accuracy. I LOVE extremes.