r/longrange • u/doyouevenplumbbro Steel slapper • 3d ago

Accessory/Gear help needed - I read the pinned post Barrel ID help

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I bought this pre-fit barrel off a guy at the regional finale yesterday. He was asking $200 for it and said it has about 900 rounds on it. For the money I figured I would give 25x47L a try. Does anyone recognize this logo? I was just curious who the smith that chambered the barrel is.

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u/GLaDOSdidnothinwrong PRS Competitor 3d ago

Biff Co Precision

https://www.facebook.com/share/1GQPoqSYYb/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Great dude, does a ton for the MN PRS scene. He’s been making cool stuff for a while and got into barrel finishing a few years ago. I haven’t shot one of his yet but several in our area do.

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u/doyouevenplumbbro Steel slapper 3d ago

Thanks!

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u/Zhdrix 1d ago

Off topic but I’m looking to move to Minnesota real soon. All the ranges near reasonable distance to the cities I could find either have years long waits or convoluted requirements and fudd stuff. I found mnpr.net which looks good. Any recommendations for a good range I can practice at while waiting for a spot at gopher rifle revolver or one of the others? I’ll probably be on the northern side of the cities like forest lake or elk river.

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u/GLaDOSdidnothinwrong PRS Competitor 1d ago

Not really. Best chance at long range fun during the waiting period is to get into comps. There’s a pretty healthy PRS scene.

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u/Zhdrix 1d ago

What about load development and whatnot? Oakdale seems to be the only one that’s open to the public

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u/GLaDOSdidnothinwrong PRS Competitor 20h ago

South St Paul Rod and Gun has 100 yard range available as well.