What makes an accurate 22LR | Mythbusting Part 1 #DPGunworks

This was a great video Kenny! I am glad you are showcasing what separates you from everyone else as a premium rifle builder. 👍🏼

Another great video Kenny . Thanks for the straight talk about twist rates !!!!!!!

This Guy!!! Gonna be a builder's name above good builders names. Being on a fixed income and busted up makes it tight in these times, but I want one of Kenny's builds and I will figure out a way. Excellent content. Keep'em coming!

Thank you for busting a lot of myth, information is the key to success. Thank you for passing it along I greatly appreciate it

Kenny well I just got treated so well by (I'm assuming)your wife over the computer with questions and more questions. She was wonderful and making the experience truly fantastic. I just ordered a full build, and she helped me throughout the process answering my many questions extremely fast. I also just got exposed to what you just stated by LETTING YOU DO YOUR JOB picking out a barrel for me. I was thinking the 3 B's Benchmark Brux Bartlien but like your wife stated let him do the picking. 😂 So now the wait begins. Looking forward to this build very much. I just found a group of people in my area and will be doing a multitude of different objectives. NRL BENCHREST AND PRS style shoots. So I can't wait. Thx Kenny

It’s good to see a focused rifle smith dispelling some of the nonsense flying around in the competition Rimfire communities. We don’t need to reinvent the wheel, we just have to learn to drive better.

You are right on with everything you said in this video I have two cz457s and I might have been lucky but no cold bore problems and they will shoot one hole at 50 and at 100 I can shoot the little red spot out of a shoot and see target I know from this video that a person could not go wrong with one of your builds good job and keep up the good work it's people like you that helps the sport. Beagleman

First I'd like to say that I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. You are very meticulous in the testing, machining and building of these awesome rifles. If I could make a suggestion for the videos. It would be most helpful if you could provide a list of the the major firearm part/components that make up each firearm you are testing. I am very interested in most firearms and your videos provide a wealth of knowledge for the rimfire enthusiast. Will you be doing a video segment on a rifle chambered in the 17 HMR in the near future. Keep up the great work. Love your videos.

Love to see builders put this amount of effort in on a job.

It’s nice to see somebody that is freaking over the top obsessive about what they do and the product they send out the door. You earned a new subscriber sir!

You explained that very well Kenny and I could Definetly see the difference in those two rifles. Good job👍🏻🎯

Great video so much info thanks for sharing your knowledge

I’m just getting into precision 22 LR. Thanks for putting this info out there. I love it when experts share their knowledge. It makes us all better shooters.

The Douglas barrel on my Chacon custom 10/22 and Bartlein barrel on my Vudoo shot great from the 1st group on so I agree with you on not having to break in a barrel on a 22LR. Great information, Kenny; love your videos!

That's crazy, I just thought you had to live with a cold bore shot. I didn't know it could be worked out. Thank you for the information. I'm assuming you're crazy busy but I'd like to talk to you about building a 22lr.

Enjoyed the video, sharing your experience and wisdom with Humility. Those look and shoot like Lottery Rifles(I can't afford them unless I win). Nice to see somebody taking pride in their work and striving to put out a top product.

Excellent info here Kenny! I definitely look forward to drops on your channel. Thanks!!

Great video. If that Woox Rim-X was built for my buddy, I'm in trouble...on a weekly basis. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and workmanship with us.

These kinds of videos have been missed by me in my absence. Good one Kenny.

Cold bore shift can often be the result of residual stress in a barrel, but with a cut rifled barrel there should be almost no residual stress to speak of. That's one of the advantages of the cut rifled barrel.