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Threading and chambering is best left to be done by the gunsmith who puts the rifle together.
Profiling the barrel is better done by the manufacturers. |
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Profiling the barrel is better done by the manufacturers.
That is entirely dependant on the gunmakers ability and experience. Some gunmakers break into a cold sweat at the thought of it while others consider it routine. |
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| If your gunsmith "breaks into a cold sweat" at something that simple, you might want to look elsewhere. |
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| Exactly  . |
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