One of those Kevin would have been really useful.
David.
Yes, nothing like the old Brithunter rage at what I recall him always calling the 'free floating mantra'...see it again on here and you know he's back! LOL. Truth is, BH loved his PH and Midlands, etc. in their original formats, and original sort of chap. He was perfectly pleased with groupings allowed by those rifles and although perhaps not cloverleafing, good enough for hunting, and more important to him was the originality of the rifle...such was/is he.
Now, back to the subject matter at hand. Keeping rifles in their original format is fine, and classic, and all that; however, wood wears and moves with time, be it the action inletting, the stock forend, or wear in the front pressure point. Also, some people do a halfass job with changing the front tip pressure bedding and it's usually best leaving as is and when accuracy deteriorates BECAUSE of that pressure point, then removing completely or restoring it by building it oversize and then finely reducing it until the best accuracy is obtained, but it may well be the best accuracy is indeed from free floating of course.
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Yes, Kevin would have been useful, in giving us all a good telling off for even considering messing with 'what god intended', along with of course, numerous stories of how the 'system' is one big conspiracy, the police are out to get us, tales of the diminishing motor industry in the uk, and that it's tough getting even time to go stalking due to mothers illness
now if I get murdered any time soon, you'll know who did it as he's obviously still walking the SD under a new ID
ps muir is a wizard that drifts around s/d on a ephereal cloud, hes also a geni
us,
and couldn't hit a thing!
