Looking at that, am interested in the 20 or 22 inch 6.5 version, as a spare/backup.
Basically I fired up a new 6.5 creedmoor rifle, had 10 rounds through it then was cleaned, then was sighting in. Absolutely could be ammo, break in, something - it has a Criterion on it, 22 inch, but I outshot off the same table with my 7.62/.308 using mil spec PP 7.62 - I expected same or better from the Hornady American Gunner stuff. Just isn't a good sign.
Seeing a good deal, almost think I ought to jump the gun, snag one in case going to good ammo doesn't tighten things up (which mind you 3 boxes of that almost pays for these barrels).
The BA 22 inch has a .936 journal, 76 ounces. The BA 20 inch an .875, 66 ounces. I do not care about weight on this one - it's always gonna be uncomfortable to shoulder and sits on something.
On one hand - I could port my existing gas block from the 22 inch criterion to the 20 inch BA barrel, as the criterion is a .875. On the other hand, seems like that 22 inch version is just a touch heavier all around, not a bad thing, kinda "better", even if there's little advantage beyond 10 ounces holding it put - when/if I did decide to install it, I'd be into a $90 gas block, a $15 tube (not end of the world).. usually I do not move gas blocks around either, prefer to leave them be unless a barrel is really known as bad.
What do you think? 20 or 22 under the circumstances?