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I recently bought a 1908 Brazilian in 7x57. It had been sporterized by one of the previous owners. At first the groups were more like patterns. I fooled with the bedding, nothing. Floated the barrel, nothing. It would tease me by occasionally putting two bullets an inch or so apart then throw one over 4 or 5". I started to think that maybe it was time for a new barrel. As a last resort I cut a 1/4" off the muzzle and much to my surprise the next 3 could be covered with a nickle,2 of them were touching. This was with WW 145gr. factory loads. I can't wait to try some handloads in it. I felt well rewarded for my efforts. Stepchild [ 11-08-2003, 10:19: Message edited by: stepchild 2 ] | ||
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Good work. This is what I also enjoy about guns. When we get something going the feeling of accomplishment and independence is what it's all about. | ||
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Savage99 Thank you. To be honest, it's more than I expected. I love it when that happens. It was $150.00 well spent. Stepchild | |||
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