The jury is still out whether a gain will shoot better than a normal twist barrel in the benchrest community. A good barrel is where you find one, regardless of who made it, how many grooves it has, etc. Some have done very well with them, but many Bartleins have done well.
A typical barrel will take some work to find the sweet spot that makes it shot the best, then the shooter has to learn how to keep that sweet spot as it wears, weather changes, etc.
Then there are the "hummer"barrels. You'll know when you get one. They just keep shooting, they shoot through conditions, they forgive many things, don't need the tweaking all the time.
I've had two, and have seen middle of the road shooters have an exceptional year until the barrel wears out. Then it's back to normal. I know many don't get into the extreme accuracy thing, but there are differences in barrels.