glasshalffull
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Good advertisment for removing a mod b4 storing your rifle 
Crown damage
- Thread starter The Pigeon Man
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alberta boy
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Shoot first , ask questions later .... sorry , I couldn't resist . As others have said , see how it shoots and go from there .
AB
AB
Does it shoot ? That's the thing, the only thing having a crown re cut isn't expensive but if it ain't broke don't go fixing it !
A worn crown can often be corrected with a ball bearing of suitable dimensions and some lapping compound - but don't unless the gun isn't shooting at all well . Its just a quick way of doing something that can be very positive without a trip to the Smith
A worn crown can often be corrected with a ball bearing of suitable dimensions and some lapping compound - but don't unless the gun isn't shooting at all well . Its just a quick way of doing something that can be very positive without a trip to the Smith
The Pigeon Man
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Just an update on this. I have zeroed it and I knocked two foxes with it last night. I will have to wait until the covid restrictions subside and the range reopens to give it a proper accuracy test.
For now it's functional and doing the intended purpose. Really like the 223 cal.
For now it's functional and doing the intended purpose. Really like the 223 cal.
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