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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Gunsmithing
out of windage
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<blockquote data-quote="BARTFRNCS" data-source="post: 677638" data-attributes="member: 51212"><p>I always redrill and tap to 8-40 when I true an action. Yes they are always off some a little some alot. My advice is to have the action redrilled anyway you need to have zero focal plane deviation. Also if you decide to not redrill costs about 150 to 200 bucks when done as a seperate operation, and use a windage ajustable base make sure your not flexing the scope tube. If you do you wont be looking through the center of the focal plane.gun)Bart</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BARTFRNCS, post: 677638, member: 51212"] I always redrill and tap to 8-40 when I true an action. Yes they are always off some a little some alot. My advice is to have the action redrilled anyway you need to have zero focal plane deviation. Also if you decide to not redrill costs about 150 to 200 bucks when done as a seperate operation, and use a windage ajustable base make sure your not flexing the scope tube. If you do you wont be looking through the center of the focal plane.gun)Bart [/QUOTE]
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