If lightweight and suppressed is your game, then go with a carbon. If you're not going to get a can, just go with a steel barrel. You can get same weight and lighter with just as much accuracy (or better) potential if you get a high quality steel barrel (Bartlein, Kreiger, Lilja, etc.).
They’re fantastic. I prefer them over Talleys, just upgrading to 30mm rings of the same kind.
They have some small paint(?) chips, but it’s only cosmetic. I’ve never had to lap any pair of these I have had.
They’re 6-48 screws, so normal 700 thread pattern.
$65 to your door. They run at $99 MSRP.
Whoops. Apparently I never did. Here it is:
https://jwoodscience.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s10086-023-02079-0#:~:text=Oxidized%20reaction%20product&text=As%20the%20reaction%20reached%20completion,so%20the%20solution%20pH%20increased.
you may run into an issue with too much acid for the solution. I think I posted a link to a study done on the ebonizing process. It has all you need to know about it.
Met my wife while managing a weight room in college. Been married for 3 years yesterday, together for 5. I stayed away from the apps like a plague.
No I didn't ask her out at the gym. It was in the library, like a civilized gent.