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<blockquote data-quote="Broz" data-source="post: 607026" data-attributes="member: 7503"><p>I realize this, and so does the smith I used. We looked at this first too. It was also a brand new reamer and the chamber job looked great to me. Brass came out looking flawless and all was on center. There was some <strong>slight </strong>evidence of stringing too, and Cryo was considered. I hear what you are saying, but at that point I just wanted it fixed, and a new tube was the fix. The same smith did the re-barrel with the same reamer. He has built me many shooters and knows how anal I am. What ever it was, was fixed with a new tube. I am sure you have had a barrel you have culled before. This was one I culled. Again, maybe it was not the barrel, how could you prove it? The cheapest thing I did was cull the barrel. You would have to have heard the tone on the phone to understand fully. Like I said. I know Kreiger makes a good tube as do the MfG's I now use. Maybe I am "cutting off my nose to spite my face" in a sence. But I know the rifle shoots to my expectations now and I choose to work with people that will help when you have an issue, no matter who or what is the blame.</p><p> </p><p>Thanks for you reply.</p><p> </p><p>Jeff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Broz, post: 607026, member: 7503"] I realize this, and so does the smith I used. We looked at this first too. It was also a brand new reamer and the chamber job looked great to me. Brass came out looking flawless and all was on center. There was some [B]slight [/B]evidence of stringing too, and Cryo was considered. I hear what you are saying, but at that point I just wanted it fixed, and a new tube was the fix. The same smith did the re-barrel with the same reamer. He has built me many shooters and knows how anal I am. What ever it was, was fixed with a new tube. I am sure you have had a barrel you have culled before. This was one I culled. Again, maybe it was not the barrel, how could you prove it? The cheapest thing I did was cull the barrel. You would have to have heard the tone on the phone to understand fully. Like I said. I know Kreiger makes a good tube as do the MfG's I now use. Maybe I am "cutting off my nose to spite my face" in a sence. But I know the rifle shoots to my expectations now and I choose to work with people that will help when you have an issue, no matter who or what is the blame. Thanks for you reply. Jeff [/QUOTE]
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