Sons of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) Rifle Build: Accuracy Testing

In this video, I perform some accuracy testing with the Sons of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) Rifle Build with their 16" combat grade barrel chambered in 5.56 with a 1:7 twist rate. While the rifle performed well with a variety of different loads, the Federal Premium 77 grain Sierra Match King BTHP Match was the winner.
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[@sethperry1323]

I have really been thinking about picking up one of there uppers... the new m76 is really tempting... I was dead set on bcm but the more I learn about solgw I'm heading more that route..

[@sbuyce1]

seth perry you won’t be disappointed.

[@texasghost6725]

Solgw!

[@davidwong209]

What’s the barrel length?

[@JustinAGreen]

Definitely can go tighter. Just zeroed mine in with LPVO and held .6moa on a 3 shot group with 55gr standard FMJ

[@JohnZ556]

Agreed, should just mount a high power scope when testing accuracy.

[@benningsniper9516]

That's one group, and it's three rounds of ammo that will never be sub moa consistently.
No shooter on any rifle EVER is shooting sub moa with 55gr ball ammo on a consistent basis.
You should be testing groups with 5-9 round groups. One cold bore shot followed by the grouping shots.

[@ansonrinesmith]

What distance?

[@texasghost6725]

Anson Rinesmith 7 yards

[@rufusherman412]

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