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GURU1911 · June 24, 2011, 12:34 PM

I totally agree with "sidewinder" regarding his experience with fred kart's barrels. My bar-sto was made by irv stone in the early 1970's & it has produced nothing but sterling performance with every brand of ammo i have ever fired through it.

However, some of my "spy buddies" in the firearms biz, told me that kart barrels are now at the top of the food chain---their observation, not mine.

In all fairness, a kart, bar-sto, or storm lake n/m barrel will provide joe-average shooter with all the accuracy potential mechanically possible. The rest is up to the person holding the pistol & pressing the trigger.

Guru1911

June 24, 2011, 12:34 PM	#4
GURU1911 Senior Member Join Date: December 22, 2010 Location: SEALY, THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS Posts: 501	Pistol barrels I totally agree with "sidewinder" regarding his experience with fred kart's barrels. My bar-sto was made by irv stone in the early 1970's & it has produced nothing but sterling performance with every brand of ammo i have ever fired through it. However, some of my "spy buddies" in the firearms biz, told me that kart barrels are now at the top of the food chain---their observation, not mine. In all fairness, a kart, bar-sto, or storm lake n/m barrel will provide joe-average shooter with all the accuracy potential mechanically possible. The rest is up to the person holding the pistol & pressing the trigger. Guru1911 __________________ NRA LIFE MEMBER (1984) & PRESIDENT: S.W. LA. R&P CLUB, LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA (1994-1999) METALLIC CARTRIDGE RELOADER (1977) & GENTILE CHRISTIAN ZIONIST INFIDEL !!! "THERE AIN'T TOO MANY THINGS THAT YOU CAN'T FIX, WITH $500 DOLLARS OR A .30-06"