First Impression and Barrel Break In? - Springfield Armory 2020 Waypoint Rifle -
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2022
- #like#subscribe#hitthebell In this video I give my first impression and do a quick review of a Springfield Armory model 2020 waypoint rifle chambered in a 6.5 creedmoor. I also do a quick rundown on gun cleaning and looking at is barrel break in necessary?
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Great job. Message to those who criticize this process. Its his gun and he can break in (or not)the barrel any damn way he wants. I'm constantly amazed at how many people like to crap on others. I enjoyed the video and looking to purchase this gun myself.
Thanks 🙏🏻 👊🏻
That’s it I’m buying one. Great job 👏🏼
You did a great job! I’ve got the same setup but I didn’t go through the same process….I like your process more than mine. Thanks 👍🏾
Thank you, it’s a dang nice gun for the money! Appreciate the comment
Yeah Mate great vid great job…I do the exact same process when breaking in my rifles because as you showed use that three shot group of them cutting is perfect….Tip Top Mate👍🏼
Good video and educational. Hope you have a great season!
You as well! 👊🏻
Good information I subscribed
If that gun came with a 20" 6.5 prc barrel it would be mine too. It's absolute 2A eye candy. My first build with a bore lapped Pacnor custom barrel and Berger VLD bullets I never had any copper fouling. I'll be curious to see how that barrel hold copper. Good luck, beautiful setup.
Thanks man, appreciate it
Can you pls provide the info or link of your cleaning rod, liquid etc?
Could you possibly drop some links in for the products you used. I am new to this game and really appreciated the detail here.
Hi from New Zealand. just bought the 6.5 PRC carbon fiber. Enjoyed your video and will take your advice this weekend at the range. Thanks, common sense and no BS, loved it.
Any issues with back pressure on the 6.5 prc, was things about buying one and heard about issues with back pressure
@@richardglaser723 No I suspect its one of those wivestails things. Heard it too but try to find a PRC owner who has had trouble? nope.
Appreciate it and best of luck to you!
Appreciate it and best of luck to you!
Nice gun brother. Seems super accurate, personally I woulda went .308 ha! Just my preference, good video though!
I can’t argue that. 6.5 needmore setup is intended for my kids
Got mine last weekend, shot today..tested 4 different grain rounds after zero and it performed, mine is 6.5 prc .5 MOA consistently, and i still haven’t tuned her to the round I’m gonna end up using, availability has been tough
Any issues with back pressure on the 6.5 prc, was things about buying one and heard about issues with back pressure
Legit!
@@richardglaser723 no issues, i just reshot dialing in before I send in for my cds and I shot 3 rounds basically boom…bolt…boom 3 shots in a nickel diameter at 100, I am very impressed with this gun, that’s very tight for a out of box gun with about 2 boxes of bullets through it, mine likes the eld-x, but you def have to test bullets because all barrels are different. The only negative with waypoint is 1. You don’t get the molded mag that the pictures show, only in certain calibers, they don’t make it for the 6.5prc because it’s a .300 win mag/6.5 magazine, the .308 you can get it tho. So with that the metal mag is noisy and 2. The waypoint is not fun for bystanders because of the muzzle break, it’s loud and will blow you hat off if your not behind the glass. Mine is paired with a Leupold vx-5 and this is probably my go-to gun for life.
How’s the recoil on the PRC?
When I ordered a BSF barrel, the BSF said, the barrel break-in process is required. If a barrel doesn't break-in, I forego the process just shoot the rifle.
6.5 Creedmoor’s are like Harley Davidson Street Glides they are everywhere
Yes they are, lol… 6.5 manbun! I’ll rock it
At least they’re not gay like Harleys
Really studied the brochure on this one. Good job. Keep up the good work. When are you going to start growing out your pony tail?
#manbunlifelstyle , lol
BSF Barrel Recommended:
The following is only a guide to rifle barrel break-in based on our experience, and is not intended as a complete step-by-step instructional tool, nor is it a recommendation for any specific product.
Variables including caliber, barrel material, bullet design, velocity, etc. will all affect the break-in necessary - some combinations will require more cleaning cycles and some less. One cleaning procedure is to run a cotton patch wet with solvent through the barrel.
Then, wet a bore brush (brass or bronze) with solvent and stroke the barrel 8-10 strokes, followed by another patch wet with solvent. At this point, run a cotton patch with gun oil through the barrel, followed by a dry patch to remove any excess.
Initially, you should shoot "5 shots clean and oil bore. 10 shots, clean and oil bore".
Then follow up with "20 shots, clean and oil bore". Do this as you are sighting in your firearm. Continue with a normal cleaning routine with normal use.
Stainless Steel
5 shots, clean and oil bore
10 shots, clean and oil bore
20 shots, clean and oil
Appreciate the comment
how did you take off the rail? I tried to remove mine. After removing the 4 allen set screws i still met resistance and couldn’t find anything in the manual saying there were other screws…. Any help here? Thanks!
It takes a little force to pop the rail off.. mine was on pretty snug. If I remember correctly it was locked in a bit with some integrated machining.
I got the same rifle in 300 win mag, i call it the american sniper whey
I appreciate how you worked so slowly to get it broken in, but I can't help but think you didn't need to waste your time after that group was 1/4 or 1/3rd MOA. But if 6 shots is really all you took to do your "break in" then; well at least you didn't waste a bunch of barrel life doing 50-200 shots like some guys do.
How do you like the weight and balance of the 22" 6.5 Creed withbthr fixed stock? I'm very interested in getting the exact same setup. Held a 20" carbon barreled 308 with the adjustable comb and it was so sweet! Wondering if the 22" carbon barrel 6.5 w/out the adjustable comb is nose heavy have had a major surgery on my left elbow that left me with a particularly painful titanium radial head, it's kinda tough to hold a bunch of weight out front. Weight itself doesn't seem to be the issue, just how it balances.
P.S. I really do want this rifle in 6.5 Creed. Kinda considering the new Redline for its 20" barrel in 6.5. but I like the sling QD cups and the Mlok fore-end. Haven't been able to hold a redline or a carbon barreled 22" 6.5creed waypoint either. Did get a chance to hold a 22" steel barrel non-adjustable with a big heavy scope and it felt pretty nose heavy.
It’s pretty balanced. I added a TB ultra 7 suppressor as well. Even with the large hatch out west bipod attached, it is still pretty dang balanced. I’ve really grown to like this rifle. I originally built it for my wife and kids, but after harvesting 2 bucks with it, it has me sold. Really nice setup IMO
I have one trying to upgrade it I've already threw on a mdt ess and new trigger. Do you know what aftermarket barrel it takes? Please someone?
Nice, I haven’t looked into switching the barrel
Which height Hawkins hybrid rings did you use? High or Low version?
High
The crown is a big deal as it's the last point of contact between your projectile and barrel, if it's jacked up, then your groups will be also.. But other than that comment, great video, looks like a nice rifle. I've thought about one of these, but for the money you could almost build a custom rifle.
Appreciate it
Barrel break in is a waste of bullets. I'm not aware if any modern rifles that this is recommended for.
I just bought this in 6.5 prc. Dumb question, it won’t eject unfired shells. They get stuck about half ways out. Am I missing something. It should eject the shell whether it’s fired or not right? What’s the deal?
That sounds odd, never had it happen on this rifle
I saw a blog, and 2 guys were having the same problem. One guy had loading problems, too. The bolt was dragging on the top shell in the magazine and was actually damaging the brass and leaving small shavings in the action. I thought I wanted one, but after looking in person, I wasn't in love. The bolt was really sloppy, and the magazine rattled and made a lot of noise. Any issue with the magazine being noisy on yours?
@@brandonperschon449yes, that was the only thing I did not like. Loud & bulky.. I replaced it with a Hawkins precision mag and it’s 👌🏻… low profile, nice snug fit 👍🏻
How’d you remove the picitanny rail? Is it just the four screws on top?
Just the screws , pops right off 👍🏻
It takes a standard AICS 308 magazine
The metal AI (Accuracy International) are quality and $50 less…
Good to know 👍🏻
These guns are factory test fired so there’s already 5 rounds down the bored from the factory
Understood
Just shoot it. It's not broken in until probably 200 rounds in when the speeds settle down. I go to the range to shoot, not to clean.
noted, thanks for the comment
I agree, clean it, shoot 100-200 rounds then fart around with load tuning
Why don’t you make a video of your process, so we can all learn
I have that exact Rifle I clean the barrel as it came from the factory and after that I develop a load for it it’s a legitimate .4 inches Gun at 100 yards and it hammers all the way to 1200 yards I shoot long range matches, and I stopped breaking in Barrels years ago. It’s a waste of time makes no difference manufactures give you instructions how to do it because the consumer expects that quality barrels are made that way in the manufacture process.
I agree. I’m not necessarily an advocate for barrel break ins, hence the question mark. It doesn’t hurt but many times is unnecessary
When u say jag is that a pointed tip
Yes, the insert on the tip of the cleaning rod that holds the patch
oh dear!
why not just speed up the barrel, then do a copper clean?
To each their own
Lol break in for a $700 barrel? Just shoot the thing. Mine out if the box with oil only cleaned out and 40 rounds put through it with no cleaning .5 in group at 100. Waste of time. If it was a cheaper barrel where the tooling wouldn't be as sharp I may do some break in but not these high end barrels. What's the first thing people do when they shoot before they shoot in matches....put fouling rounds through it.
God awful amount of work for each shot. Keep in mind those chemicals are pretty toxic
It really wasn’t to bad, but thanks for your 2 cents