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Old 05-15-2016, 11:30   #6
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Originally Posted by Papa Zero Three View Post
Barrel harmonics are not affected by placing the magazine on the ground. I know it's an old rule of thumb about mags on the ground but the facts are that placing the magazine on the ground doesn't induce malfunctions...but that still doesn't keep some people from repeating that old wives tale. This I know.
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Originally Posted by Leozinho View Post
Barrel harmonics aside (don't know enough to comment), I recently had the displeasure of watching young Marines trying to zero with iron sights at 25y. Shooting unsupported prone, none of them could shoot a group tight enough to even begin to know what adjustments to make.

Had they placed the mag on the ground, their groups would have tightened up enough to at least enough to make adjustments with some degree of accuracy.

(Better support from the mag on the ground would have greatly outweighed any issues with barrel harmonics.)
This was discussed before, science and all. But we can go back to placing butter on burns too.

Riddle me this, why oh why do we have "heavy barrels?"

http://www.stocks-rifle.com/harmonics.htm Just one of many harmonics/vibration discussions.

I'm guessing you both are SF snipers and 18B's?
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