Green Mountain Barrels
#1
Thinking about getting a GM 1 in 70" twist 32" round ball barrel for my T/C .54 caliber Hawken. How is the fit, and most importantly how do they shoot? If anyone uses these barrels, I would appreciate any feedback.
#3
I have one on a .54 Renegade and it shoots tennis ball sized groups at 100 yards with 100gr of real BP FFG and a hair larger with 110gr dose.Complete pass throughs on Alberta WT's broadside..018 patch and .530 ball.........Harold
#4
Hello friend. Wow, you are new in here. Just about everyone of us has at least one GM barrel. I own several. And I just purchased the same barrel you did. I am still waiting to get home and shoot it.
#5
Boone & Crockett
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Mine shoots "pretty well" Landngroove.
This is from my Renegade with a GM .54 1:70 twist barrel (with a 4X scope).
50 yards.

75 yards.

100 yards. (I expect I can get this a little tighter with more load development.)
This is from my Renegade with a GM .54 1:70 twist barrel (with a 4X scope).50 yards.

75 yards.

100 yards. (I expect I can get this a little tighter with more load development.)
Last edited by Semisane; 07-02-2011 at 03:47 PM.
#6
Boy Semi, that is hard to swallow getting groups like that at 50 and 75 yds then have it expand that much at 100 yds. I would have tried another group at 100 to see if it wasn't operator error.(even though I know you are a 'crack shot'). Could have been your eyes were getting a little tired or you got smoke in them.
I'm hoping to get out and shoot my 54 this weekend with PRBs. I am going to start with 80 gr of FFg and work my way up. I had to order a cleaning jag and need to get that in before I start shooting.
I'm hoping to get out and shoot my 54 this weekend with PRBs. I am going to start with 80 gr of FFg and work my way up. I had to order a cleaning jag and need to get that in before I start shooting.



