So I found this barrel contour called flat skipped and thought it was cool. My question is if you had paid for a spikes lothar barrel would you send it out to have this done? Here is the link to Hart barrels...
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Hart makes good barrels so if there is a problem with the barrel I would suspect that it is an issue with the barrel it self and not the fluting. Many folks talk about how bad turning a barrel down and fluting is but I have had it Donne with a negligible affect on accuracy. -
My suggestion is not have an an existing one done because there might not be enough meat on the bone to do it. Also they likely won't do that profile on a barrel they didn't make.

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The general consensus seems to be not to flute button rifled barrels after rifling, if in fact you have a button rifled barrel. However damon makes the good point that in practice there may not be a problem.
It is unlikely that Hart would flute another company's barrels.
In answer to your direct question: No. I think fluting is a complete waste of time and money.weg: That device is obsolete now. They replaced it with wizards.
frank: Wait a minute. There are more than one wizard? Is [are?] the wizard calibrated?Comment
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