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The Basics, Starting Out
Cost effective "Accurizing" of Stock Weatherby
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<blockquote data-quote="James Jones" data-source="post: 219548" data-attributes="member: 8843"><p>Like mentioned before , a good bedding job would be the first thing even though the stock has the aluminum bedding block (if its HS) , second would be the trigger work , the stock weatherby trigger can be tuned down to a very usable hunting weight without cutting the spring , which I'd reccomend getting a new lighter spring rather than cutting one. Also have the the crowm recut true to the bore may help some , some factory guns have a slightly lopp sidded crown or your crown may have a bur in it , it doesen't take much to ruin accuracy.</p><p> </p><p>Thats about the extent that I would go , possibley having the barrel set back 1/8" and rechambered with a reamer that doesen't have a mile of free bore.This does two things , it eliminates the freebore some and also will help to straiten out the chamber which may be a little crooked , providing that the chamber is recut properly</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Jones, post: 219548, member: 8843"] Like mentioned before , a good bedding job would be the first thing even though the stock has the aluminum bedding block (if its HS) , second would be the trigger work , the stock weatherby trigger can be tuned down to a very usable hunting weight without cutting the spring , which I'd reccomend getting a new lighter spring rather than cutting one. Also have the the crowm recut true to the bore may help some , some factory guns have a slightly lopp sidded crown or your crown may have a bur in it , it doesen't take much to ruin accuracy. Thats about the extent that I would go , possibley having the barrel set back 1/8" and rechambered with a reamer that doesen't have a mile of free bore.This does two things , it eliminates the freebore some and also will help to straiten out the chamber which may be a little crooked , providing that the chamber is recut properly [/QUOTE]
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