Maverick44
Youngest old man on TGT.
I agree with Roger and Maverick in the same thread at the same time? Yikes.
I better go to church or somethin.
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Welcome to the dark side.
I agree with Roger and Maverick in the same thread at the same time? Yikes.
I better go to church or somethin.
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I agree with everything but the rebarreling part. If it won't shoot "minute of white tail" then just put it up and save it. Don't modify it as it is an heirloom.That's a winning plan!
Worst case, have it rebarreled if you don't like what you see after the bore is clear. They rebarrel those Rem 700 actions every day and it's no big deal. A friend had a Krieger barrel installed on his Rem 700 25/06 and turned it into a tack driver! The rifle owner and I took it to the Beaumont range and we ran it through accuracy tests from 200-600 yards. We used the same point of aim and backed it out all the way to 600, checking the drop and the group size. It was pretty amazing!
Chances are very good that the barrel will shoot just fine, but that copper has to go! Removing the fouling is the logical place to start.
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I agree with everything but the rebarreling part. If it won't shoot "minute of white tail" then just put it up and save it. Don't modify it as it is an heirloom.
If you want a tack driver (and this one isn't what you want) then buy a different rifle.
But everything else is on point. Clean it up and enjoy it. Grandpa would be proud.