The Bentz chamber is a good compromise for a tack driver that's still reliable enough for field work. The big issue with non-match grade .22 ammo (besides the lack of Eley priming) is the bullet. They're not very uniform and sometimes they'll hang up in a match chamber. That can be fixed by running them through a Waltz die or Paco Acu'Rzr tool, but that costs money and time.Thanks for the barrel recommendation,,,
I have found their website and have bookmarked it.
I may be wrong about this,,,
But barrels with a "match" chamber,,,
Need to run high-quality match ammunition?
That's the reason I was going with a Shaw barrel,,,
They claim their chambers are sized to accept more common ammo.
For what it's worth the Shaw barrel also has a Bentz chamber,,,
Supposedly (from internet research) it's tighter than a "sporter" chamber,,,
But slightly looser than a "Match" chamber which allows the use of more common ammo.
I do know this about my friend,,,
He will never spend the money for match ammo.
He shoots CCI-SV almost exclusively,,,
Only going to bulk ammo to feed his kids single-shots while plinking.
Again, thanks for the recommendation.
Aarond
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