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- Conventional rifling and polygonal rifling have key differences12:
- Conventional rifling is formed by cutting or exerting pressure within the barrel using tools like buttons or broaching bits.
- Polygonal rifling is formed by hammering the barrel from the outside, creating swells or mounds in the bore.
- The term "polygonal" refers to unconventional rifling with many sides and angles.
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.In traditional rifling, ‘tools’ such as buttons or broaching bits are used to either press or cut grooves in the bore giving the barrel a defined rate of twist. In polygonal-rifled barrels, the barrel (and hence the bore) is cold hammer forged (or otherwise twisted) creating swells or mounds, also giving the bore a defined rate of twist.www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/06/10/the-mor…All conventional rifling is formed by cutting or exerting pressure within the barrel, unlike polygonal rifling which is formed by hammering the barrel from the outside. Advertisement The word "polygonal" refers to having many sides and angles and is used to describe bores with unconventional rifling.bearingarms.com/ccantrell/2010/06/08/barrels-and … - People also ask
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WEBOct 7, 2021 · Polygonal vs. Conventional Rifling. Traditional Rifling. Right up front, let’s take a look at traditional rifling. Classic rifling uses lands and grooves. Manufacturers cut them into the barrel to “grab” the bullet and …
WEBMay 21, 2023 · This type of profile is often called “conventional” rifling. However, other profiles such as polygon, sloped or ratchet-edged, semi-polygon and others will be encountered. There are five...
WEBJul 1, 2022 · Like 5R rifling, ratchet rifling has five lands and grooves. The majority of rifle barrels made today have either four or six lands and grooves, but more and less have appeared. Among the more unusual …
WEBFeb 4, 2022 · Polygonal rifling does not look like conventional rifling with lands and grooves. Instead the bore is made of a series of flats, which still provide a stabilizing twist to the projectile,...
WEBAnother form of rifling that has a significant following is polygonal rifling. Instead of grooves cut or pressed into the barrel’s bore, the entire bore is made as a rounded-corner polygon, most ...
WEBPolygonal barrel rifling has a much less defined set of lands and valleys, and is generally smoother in shape. This results in less resistance for the bullet when travelling down the barrel, higher bullet velocities and …
WEBJun 10, 2016 · For shooters, polygonal rifling has distinct advantages over its swaged brothers. For one, the bores create a tighter gas seal leading to higher muzzle velocities, but less lead deposits/cleaning and extended …
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