Are the Savage target barrels cut to target chamber standards?

[ba_50]

Standard factory barrels usually don't use reamer guides when cut, so I am wondering how the Savage target/benchrest chambers are done. Are the cartridges lined up straight inline with the barrel vs standard factory, which usually aren't? How do they compare to Krieger's target chambers? Thanks.

[82boy]

They are cut in a same manner as an Savage barrel. Its a mass produced barrel, it will be like any other mass produced barrel. It is not uncommon to fine chambers that are crooked, and have other problems. I dont know what Krieger chamber would look like, as any Kriger barrel I have ever had was chamberd by a smith, but I would be willing to say it not in the same ballpark as a Savage chamber.

[MatthewUSMC8791]

They are cut in a same manner as an Savage barrel. Its a mass produced barrel, it will be like any other mass produced barrel. It is not uncommon to fine chambers that are crooked, and have other problems. I dont know what Krieger chamber would look like, as any Kriger barrel I have ever had was chamberd by a smith, but I would be willing to say it not in the same ballpark as a Savage chamber.


+1 on yes its a factory barrel.. So dont even let it enter your mind your getting the same quality or specs as you wound if you were buying a BRUX...
http://www.bruxbarrels.com/gpage.html

good luck

[ba_50]

One poster said they have match chambers but that is all.

[82boy]

One poster said they have match chambers but that is all.


Whats a "Match" chamber? That is basicly up to interpetation, most match shooters prefer Non-SAAMI speck chambers with tight necks that the brass has to be fitted to the chamber.