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About LinkBacksA crown would have to be seriously fugly to make it shoot that badly? I have seen a rifle shooting fine with a recrown job done with a leatherman...
What does the bedding look like (did he bollox that up while he had it apart?)
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23-10-2012, 10:17 PM #13Dazed and Confused
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