To expand on my trading post comments. I deal with both proof and hardy regularly and both are a quality barrel. Hardy has a better process for finishing barrels and they are more accurate and lighter. The price also reflects its. Proof is no slouch by any means and .5 MOA is extremely common so you start to get into splitting hairs with how accurate the rest of your individual process is. As for Carbon 6 I have yet to use one but they are or at least we're using Brux cores and Brux barrels are top notch.
If money is not an issue on a build I always recommend hardy. All my personal guns have and will continue to have Hardy. I am currently converting my 6.5 saum from a steel lilja to a carbon Hardy and will end up with heavy barrel precision rifle that will be under 9 pounds with a NXS
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