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Ordered a New Barrel now what?
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<blockquote data-quote="xFREDRICKx" data-source="post: 1209938" data-attributes="member: 94670"><p>Hi all,</p><p></p><p>I ordered a new barrel from McGowen. I also have a new oversized recoil lug with a new HS Precision stock. I am keeping the same chambering that my remington 700 had and wanted to know what the next step is. They are crowning it, threading it for my action an chambering it to fit the 7mm rem mag. Once i receive this barrel i was wondering if all i have to do is take it to a gunsmith to put it on the action (i don't have the tools needed for it)? What is the deal with the go/no go gauges? I am new to many of this. i just thought that i could receive the barrel and put it on and go shoot. I have also seen people with barrel nuts on their remington's. i thought that was a savage thing. Do i need once for my new rifle? </p><p></p><p>thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xFREDRICKx, post: 1209938, member: 94670"] Hi all, I ordered a new barrel from McGowen. I also have a new oversized recoil lug with a new HS Precision stock. I am keeping the same chambering that my remington 700 had and wanted to know what the next step is. They are crowning it, threading it for my action an chambering it to fit the 7mm rem mag. Once i receive this barrel i was wondering if all i have to do is take it to a gunsmith to put it on the action (i don't have the tools needed for it)? What is the deal with the go/no go gauges? I am new to many of this. i just thought that i could receive the barrel and put it on and go shoot. I have also seen people with barrel nuts on their remington's. i thought that was a savage thing. Do i need once for my new rifle? thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]
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