Greetings Again,
If you look at the crown from the muzzle end (unloaded of course) you should be able to see each groove and land, probably 5 of each. You might need a magnifying glass. There should also be no nicks or dents to the edges. Unfortunately this is often found from careless use of a pull through or cleaning from the muzzle with a cleaning rod. It is fairly easily re crowned if needed. As far as the scope mount goes the side mount is one of the best as long as everything is tight. Best to test fire first to see if there are problems. Saves a lot of busy work for no return.
Regards Grandpamac.
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