light barrels are good too?

[52grain]

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Ha! Looks like someone should have zeroed the scope before they left for their hunt.

I once had a clerk at a gun store say that he would have people come in to have their rifles boresighted before a hunt. He would always advise them to take it to the range for a proper zero before they left and several said that their was no point. I'm guessing this guy was one of them.

 

[Maverick223]

Mav, I've never heard anyone use "capacitance" in the context of heat retention. Interesting.

Just a fancy word for capacity, in this case heat energy, same goes for the capacity to hold electrical energy (the form that most folks are familiar with).

 

[52grain]

Just a fancy word for capacity, in this case heat energy, same goes for the capacity to hold electrical energy (the form that most folks are familiar with).

I use capacitance frequently, but in reference to electrical charge, just never heard it used with other forms of work.

 

[Maverick223]

I use capacitance frequently, but in reference to electrical charge, just never heard it used with other forms of work.

Me too; I use it every time I turn on my 'puter.

As a CE specializing in materials and forensics I use heat capacitance more than electrical, but as a former electrician, owner of a air compressor business (large electrical motors), and from years of fiddling with computers & electrical micro-circuitry I am familiar with both forms.

 

[nastynatesfish]

I ordered a 26" .875 helical fluted barrel for my rem700 7mm mag. The extra barrel diameter doesn't do much for kick over my .550 barrel that I have now. I like to do shoots and its a 5 min max with 25 tagets to shoot at. My barrel now will burn to the touch afterwords. Almost can't wait to get the new barrel