Mojet 300wsm
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Monster
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Mojet 300wsm
Hi Kerels, ek het oor my eie voete geval en "per ongeluk" n Mojet 300wsm gekoop. Nou moet begin dink aan teleskope, herlaai goete ens.
Ek mag moontlik nog n paar keer oor my voete val voor die geweer klaar is. So ek gaan julle baie pla met vrae.
Ek mag moontlik nog n paar keer oor my voete val voor die geweer klaar is. So ek gaan julle baie pla met vrae.
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Kan jou net een ding se vir n begin en dit is, koop die beste herlaai matryse anders gaan jy sukkel met frustrasies en nie weet of jou geweer jou in die steek laat of jou herlaai.Monster wrote:Hi Kerels, ek het oor my eie voete geval en "per ongeluk" n Mojet 300wsm gekoop. Nou moet begin dink aan teleskope, herlaai goete ens.
Ek mag moontlik nog n paar keer oor my voete val voor die geweer klaar is. So ek gaan julle baie pla met vrae.
Groete
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Watter matryse word aanbeveel? Ek het Maandag ook n 300wsm gekoop
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Dankie vir die raad
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Monster jammer vir die hijack geniet daai roer as jy hom gekry het.
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Baie geluk. Die Mojet gewere is besonders!
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSQKzBrGKLtkJDA0KAUMOJ1_o8H6SY11FP5gzV0A2JWIX92GpX5
A child of five would understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five.
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Capt. Oblivious wrote:https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSQKzBrGKLtkJDA0KAUMOJ1_o8H6SY11FP5gzV0A2JWIX92GpX5
Ek gaan eers saterdag by Andre draai om al die parte uit te kies so, ek sal fotos op sit sodra die geweer begin bestaan. Ek het hom sover net bestel.
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Eks nou so op gewonde soos n kind voor kersfees....
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henning
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Geduld ou maat, daar le nog werk voor jou deur.Monster wrote:Eks nou so op gewonde soos n kind voor kersfees....
Ek het vir my n akkurate geweer gekry en in die proses uit gevind dat daar is n tekortkoming in my skiet vernuf en dit na 200 rondtes deur die loop. Maar nou is ek reg vir hom.
Groete
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Henning, ek sien ek gaan nog die selfde tekortkoming ervaar. Nou nog die laaaang wag.henning wrote:Geduld ou maat, daar le nog werk voor jou deur.Monster wrote:Eks nou so op gewonde soos n kind voor kersfees....
Ek het vir my n akkurate geweer gekry en in die proses uit gevind dat daar is n tekortkoming in my skiet vernuf en dit na 200 rondtes deur die loop. Maar nou is ek reg vir hom.
Groete
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Het self n mojet elke minuut se wag die moeite werd
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Vandag was soos om n vark in .... te wees. Daai gewere is vrek mooi. So die geweer gaan soos volg lyk op die oomblik. GRS hunter kolf in grys
26" meduim palma kolf met n 1:10 groef en spiral fluting
Grys guncote en n knaldemper
Nou nog net die glas
Wat dink julle?
26" meduim palma kolf met n 1:10 groef en spiral fluting
Grys guncote en n knaldemper
Nou nog net die glas
Wat dink julle?
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Lekker om daar te staan en te kies... Ek waarsku jou klaar.... Wees geduldig... Baiiieeee geduldig!
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
max is joune al klaar?
A child of five would understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five.
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Ja het hom Woensdag gekry!!! 1jaar 18 dae
SAKO 75 SS 30-06
MUSGRAVE 223 MINI 90
BRNO .22
Howa 6XC
MOJET 6.5SAUM
MUSGRAVE 223 MINI 90
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MOJET 6.5SAUM
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Sit bietjie vir ons fotos op om te sien? Groetnis
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22 Brno Mod2, 223 Tikka T3 Lam/SS, 243 Sako 85 Varm Lam/SS, 6.5x47L Rem700/AICS, 30-06 Musgrave Lyt RSA, 308 Musgrave RSA Target, 338LM Sako TRG42, 375H&H Mauser Custm, 12Ga Beretta SP1, 9mmS Walther PP, 9mmP Glock 19 G4, 44Mag Ruger SBH
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Ek is gewaarsku oor die tyd. Jy kan sommer daai pics hier op gooi.Finfan wrote:Sit bietjie vir ons fotos op om te sien? Groetnis
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Wat dink julle van die setup? Is daar iets wat ek moontlik gemis het?
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Smaak verskil. Die Spiral fluting ''n bietjie te veel' volgens my persoonlike smaak. Die slot het reeds 'n spiral so ek sou mooi kyk en dink daaraan.
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Hierdie vanaf Precisionrifleblog.com:
Barrel Fluting
Okay, I also wanted some hard data on a historically heated topic: Where these guys running a fluted barrel or did they opt for no flutes?
You can see the results are staggering. I definitely didn’t expect this crowd to be so one-sided on this point. Only one guy out of the top 50 competitors for the 2014 Precision Rifle Series said he was running a fluted barrel on his rifle. Wow.
One of the guys represented here told me he just doesn’t flute the barrel because he goes through them so quickly that it seems like a waste of time and money. These guys practice … a lot. You don’t get to this level any other way. So their rifles may see more rounds in one month than most rifles do in a lifetime. So at least one of the shooter’s decision didn’t have anything to do with whether fluting affected accuracy or not, but that may not be representative of the majority.
There are some people in the shooting community that do believe fluting affects a barrel’s accuracy in a negative way. In fact, Shilen Barrels refuses to flute their barrels. Here is what they say on the topic:
Fluting is a service we neither offer nor recommend. If you have a Shilen barrel fluted, the warranty is void. Fluting a barrel can induce unrecoverable stresses that will encourage warping when heated and can also swell the bore dimensions, causing loose spots in the bore. A solid (un-fluted) barrel is more rigid than a fluted barrel of equal diameter. A fluted barrel is more rigid than a solid barrel of equal weight. All rifle barrels flex when fired. Accuracy requires that they simply flex the same and return the same each time they are fired, hence the requirement for a pillar bedded action and free floating barrel. The unrecoverable stresses that fluting can induce will cause the barrel to flex differently or not return from the flexing without cooling down a major amount. This is usually longer than a shooter has to wait for the next shot. The claim of the flutes helping to wick heat away faster is true, but the benefit of the flutes is not recognizable in this regard until the barrel is already too hot.
Several months ago, I asked Shilen for any data they have to support these claims, but they never responded. So this smells like it could just be a strong opinion and theory, and may not be backed by any empirical data they’ve gathered.
But an article written by Tom Beckstrand in the 2013 edition of SNIPER magazine summarizes some tests that Accuracy International performed to determine whether fluting a barrel affected accuracy. Here is an excerpt from that article:
One design change that resulted from AI’s exhaustive accuracy testing and development of the PSR [Precision Sniper Rifle] is the removal of flutes from the barrels. Engineers at AI decided to isolate the barrel flutes to see what impact they had on accuracy. The engineers attached a laser to the rifle’s receiver, another to the barrel, and a third to the scope. All three dots were zeroed at the same point, then they started shooting the rifle. They discovered that, no matter which fluted barrel they used, the dots would diverge as the barrel heated. The dots from the devices mounted to the scope and the receiver would stay in place, but the barrel’s device would manifest a point-of-impact (POI) shift. The POI shift from the warming barrel greatly diminished when they used barrels without flutes.
Engineers determined that the flutes never heated evenly, causing the POI shift. I hope the results of this test gain wide circulation through the sniper and long-range shooting communities to help eliminate some of the ignorance that surrounds the perceived advantages of barrel flutes. Flutes are great for shaving weight, but this is the first test I’ve heard that provided empirical data detailing what happens when the barrel is fluted. This should be the death of the “they cool a barrel faster, so they’re more accurate” argument, listed among flutes’ virtues. Our goal is and should always be to mitigate the effects of heat; fluting exacerbates it.
The AI study seems like pretty convincing evidence. Once again, I requested research data from Accuracy International related to these tests, and have yet to see anything. That’s too bad. I’d like to see the data before I can have full confidence in that it was applicable across the board (regardless of rifling method, flute depth, number of flutes, length of flutes, barrel contour, etc).
Although these points are just one side to the argument, what is clear is the best precision rifle shooters in the country are not fluting their barrels (at least 98% of them). This is the first time I’ve seen clear results like this representing such a large sample size of elite shooters, and the results seem clear and compelling. But I’m sure the debate will rage on!
Barrel Fluting
Okay, I also wanted some hard data on a historically heated topic: Where these guys running a fluted barrel or did they opt for no flutes?
You can see the results are staggering. I definitely didn’t expect this crowd to be so one-sided on this point. Only one guy out of the top 50 competitors for the 2014 Precision Rifle Series said he was running a fluted barrel on his rifle. Wow.
One of the guys represented here told me he just doesn’t flute the barrel because he goes through them so quickly that it seems like a waste of time and money. These guys practice … a lot. You don’t get to this level any other way. So their rifles may see more rounds in one month than most rifles do in a lifetime. So at least one of the shooter’s decision didn’t have anything to do with whether fluting affected accuracy or not, but that may not be representative of the majority.
There are some people in the shooting community that do believe fluting affects a barrel’s accuracy in a negative way. In fact, Shilen Barrels refuses to flute their barrels. Here is what they say on the topic:
Fluting is a service we neither offer nor recommend. If you have a Shilen barrel fluted, the warranty is void. Fluting a barrel can induce unrecoverable stresses that will encourage warping when heated and can also swell the bore dimensions, causing loose spots in the bore. A solid (un-fluted) barrel is more rigid than a fluted barrel of equal diameter. A fluted barrel is more rigid than a solid barrel of equal weight. All rifle barrels flex when fired. Accuracy requires that they simply flex the same and return the same each time they are fired, hence the requirement for a pillar bedded action and free floating barrel. The unrecoverable stresses that fluting can induce will cause the barrel to flex differently or not return from the flexing without cooling down a major amount. This is usually longer than a shooter has to wait for the next shot. The claim of the flutes helping to wick heat away faster is true, but the benefit of the flutes is not recognizable in this regard until the barrel is already too hot.
Several months ago, I asked Shilen for any data they have to support these claims, but they never responded. So this smells like it could just be a strong opinion and theory, and may not be backed by any empirical data they’ve gathered.
But an article written by Tom Beckstrand in the 2013 edition of SNIPER magazine summarizes some tests that Accuracy International performed to determine whether fluting a barrel affected accuracy. Here is an excerpt from that article:
One design change that resulted from AI’s exhaustive accuracy testing and development of the PSR [Precision Sniper Rifle] is the removal of flutes from the barrels. Engineers at AI decided to isolate the barrel flutes to see what impact they had on accuracy. The engineers attached a laser to the rifle’s receiver, another to the barrel, and a third to the scope. All three dots were zeroed at the same point, then they started shooting the rifle. They discovered that, no matter which fluted barrel they used, the dots would diverge as the barrel heated. The dots from the devices mounted to the scope and the receiver would stay in place, but the barrel’s device would manifest a point-of-impact (POI) shift. The POI shift from the warming barrel greatly diminished when they used barrels without flutes.
Engineers determined that the flutes never heated evenly, causing the POI shift. I hope the results of this test gain wide circulation through the sniper and long-range shooting communities to help eliminate some of the ignorance that surrounds the perceived advantages of barrel flutes. Flutes are great for shaving weight, but this is the first test I’ve heard that provided empirical data detailing what happens when the barrel is fluted. This should be the death of the “they cool a barrel faster, so they’re more accurate” argument, listed among flutes’ virtues. Our goal is and should always be to mitigate the effects of heat; fluting exacerbates it.
The AI study seems like pretty convincing evidence. Once again, I requested research data from Accuracy International related to these tests, and have yet to see anything. That’s too bad. I’d like to see the data before I can have full confidence in that it was applicable across the board (regardless of rifling method, flute depth, number of flutes, length of flutes, barrel contour, etc).
Although these points are just one side to the argument, what is clear is the best precision rifle shooters in the country are not fluting their barrels (at least 98% of them). This is the first time I’ve seen clear results like this representing such a large sample size of elite shooters, and the results seem clear and compelling. But I’m sure the debate will rage on!
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
http://www.jaracal.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... my+6mm+Rem
Ek het ook destyds gewonder oor die "fluting" en besluit om eerder reguit "fluting" te kies as "spiral" omrede die slot alreeds "spiral"
Ek dink dit het goed uitgekom.
Groetnis
Ek sal bietjie 'n foto neem noudat hy alles ophet en hier plaas.
Ek het ook destyds gewonder oor die "fluting" en besluit om eerder reguit "fluting" te kies as "spiral" omrede die slot alreeds "spiral"
Ek dink dit het goed uitgekom.
Groetnis
Ek sal bietjie 'n foto neem noudat hy alles ophet en hier plaas.
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Re: Mojet 300wsm
Ek het daai ook al gelees. Ek het darem nog tyd om te kies. As flute sal dit spiral wees. Dit gaan darem n jag geweer wees en nie n 1000m f-klas nie so ek kan maar myself indulge. Die f klas manne skiet baie rontes na mekaar. Dink die meneer gaan net 1 keer in die veld praat as ek my kant bring. Dankie vir die comment kerels....

