Rimfire Tuner

[josh458]

To those that havee tried a few different ones,which one did you like the best? I have a V-SS coming soon and i have Harrels nd pro x to try out,just try to get some direction since i never played with one.Thanks

 

[avvidclif]

That would work better if you got the title right. TUNER, no "R". Still don't have a clue but I found several more posts scattered around the internet. The Long Range Hunter post was identical.

 

[benenglish]

There are a few folks around here who may have the knowledge to help you. I'm familiar with (as in, I've at least seen and touched) the Harrels but I've never used one.

I'm seriously considering putting some sort of tuner on a 7.62x39 build but that's a whole 'nother subject.

Good luck.

 

[benenglish]

That would work better if you got the title right. TUNER, no "R".

He's new. I'll fix it for him.

 

[TipBledsoe]

Ah yes! A barrel tuner (or damper)... For a rimfire. A "rimfire tuner" threw me for a loop. Id never seen nor heard told about a rimfire tuner.

I have experience with barrel dampers, but not with rimfire and not aftermarket. In a "past life" I had the pleasure and honor of working for a gun manufacturer. We had our machine shop make our own, only for barrel profile/accuracy testing purposes... And yes, it makes a difference.

 

[smittyb]

No experience with either of those . My Dad used to have doughnut shaped weights machined to go on the barrels of his rimfire match guns. They were machined to be a slip fit on the barrel and had a set screw to lock them in place. Adjusting the positioning changed the harmonics of the barrel, and sometimes gave better accuracy.

 

[smittyb]

If you are talking about the tuneable brakes, I would have to wonder if they would be of any use on a rimfire.

 

[josh458]

There are a few folks around here who may have the knowledge to help you. I'm familiar with (as in, I've at least seen and touched) the Harrels but I've never used one.

I'm seriously considering putting some sort of tuner on a 7.62x39 build but that's a whole 'nother subject.

Good luck.

Thanks man