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advice for an ill-shooting remington xcr tactical l/r
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<blockquote data-quote="skeeterboud" data-source="post: 824196" data-attributes="member: 40249"><p>the rem gunsmith at LSG, who removed the chamber burs, said the barrel looked pretty good. the trigger is nice, to me anyway... it's at 2.25 lbs. i have NOT handloaded for this, yet. i guess i've been lucky that all my weatherbys and remingtons have responded well to at least one certain factory load, and handloading has only made them blossom. </p><p> </p><p>in no hurry, so i guess i can send it back to remington, i'll only be out of shipping/ammo at this point. when it returns, regarless of what they do/don't do, i'm going to mount another one of my scopes on it, try it again. </p><p> </p><p>is it normal to 'cut your losses and sell it'? i've always been apprehensive of buying used rifles. </p><p> </p><p>ok, i'll send it back to remmy and go from there.. thanks to all</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skeeterboud, post: 824196, member: 40249"] the rem gunsmith at LSG, who removed the chamber burs, said the barrel looked pretty good. the trigger is nice, to me anyway... it's at 2.25 lbs. i have NOT handloaded for this, yet. i guess i've been lucky that all my weatherbys and remingtons have responded well to at least one certain factory load, and handloading has only made them blossom. in no hurry, so i guess i can send it back to remington, i'll only be out of shipping/ammo at this point. when it returns, regarless of what they do/don't do, i'm going to mount another one of my scopes on it, try it again. is it normal to 'cut your losses and sell it'? i've always been apprehensive of buying used rifles. ok, i'll send it back to remmy and go from there.. thanks to all [/QUOTE]
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