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1. Re-crown . . . |
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The bullet and its gases must exit the barrel evenly from the bore. This is why
I bore indicate every crown. A smooth transition from the bore is a necessity for
accuracy. |
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2. Adjust Trigger . . . |
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On rifles with adjustable triggers (Savage, Remington, Winchester), I set them
at a crisp 2.5 - 3 lb. pull. For those with non-adjustable triggers, I work
them to achieve a reasonably crisp 3 - 4 lb. pull. |
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3. Lap Locking Lugs . . . |
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Lugs will be abrasive lapped so that full contact is achieved before during and after
the rifle is discharged. This prevents receiver and bolt distortion, thus preventing
a vibration induced accuracy error. |
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4. Clean and Inspect Rifle . . . |
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Complete cleaning of all surfaces; I will completely clean the bore of stubborn copper
fouling. I will disassemble, clean, and lube the bolt/firing pin assembly. I will
inspect the rifle for any accuracy ailments. |
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5. Epoxy Bed Action and Free Float Barrel . . . |
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(Wood and fiberglass stocks only) This creates repeatable metal to stock fit, promoting
consistency, and eliminating uneven stress. This will allow your rifle to shoot
to its full potential. |
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6. Remount Scope, Rings, and Bases. Abrasive Lap Scope Rings . . . |
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Misaligned rings can damage your scope, and cause point of impact movement. The more
contact your rings have on the scope the less likely your scope will shift due to
rough handling and recoil. I will remount your bases using Locktite, and a toque wrench.
I will lap your rings for maximum contact, and bore sight rifle. |
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