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I think the rogue hunter line only comes in a light profile. -
The Rouge hunter is a light weight profile barrel.
Their Recon barrel is the medium weight profile, I've got one and its a tack driver.
If your building a SPR I'd highly recommend a heavier profile barrel, like the Recon or even the Varmint.Comment
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The whole barrel has a smaller overall diameter than the gas block section, so slighty smaller than .75 in. I'm not sure who's medium profile barrel you are comparing it to.Originally posted by connorr931I know its lighter than normal, but is it really considered a "lightweight barrel? Noveske's light contour barrel seems just minutely smaller than most companies medium contour.Last edited by EvolutionGSR; 01-04-2014, 10:25 PM.Comment
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Actually, to give you an idea, I had a rogue hunter upper on a complete rifle and a TA11 mounted on it weigh in at, 9.5lbs, iirc.Comment
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I have a 18" Rogue Hunter upper (which I'm, ironically enough, thinking about selling) and it's basically a stainless version of the N4 Light barrel. While not as rigid as their heavier SPR barrel, it's still a solid shooting barrel. I ran mine through a Magpul SPR class and it did fantastic.
At the end of the day, you have to ask what you want it to do. I didn't need 1/4 MOA accuracy, but I wanted a lighter gun that I could use when having to hump to a shooting position out in the desert. Mine is easily a MOA gun and it wasn't a bad weight to carry when you put an optic on there.Comment
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