I have bought a7 PRC from a well known large $$$$ factory rifle maker.
I had to send it back because of chamber issues, the rifle never should have been shipped to begin with. I blamed Hornadys brass for the problem. Hornady, I'm sorry!
There were several spots of burrs in the chamber that caused difficulty in closing the chamber on new and once fired brass.
Work done per their armory was barrel removal, reamed again to smooth out imperfections, polish the chamber. Then check for function.
Ok, rifle has been returned to me. It's much smoother, no scaring on the brass from the burrs. BUT, its still stiffer to close than I'm used to on everything else I own. I know that there is really tight tolerance on these chamberings, is this something normal, or should it go back again?
Thanks in advance for the advice. Bill
I had to send it back because of chamber issues, the rifle never should have been shipped to begin with. I blamed Hornadys brass for the problem. Hornady, I'm sorry!
There were several spots of burrs in the chamber that caused difficulty in closing the chamber on new and once fired brass.
Work done per their armory was barrel removal, reamed again to smooth out imperfections, polish the chamber. Then check for function.
Ok, rifle has been returned to me. It's much smoother, no scaring on the brass from the burrs. BUT, its still stiffer to close than I'm used to on everything else I own. I know that there is really tight tolerance on these chamberings, is this something normal, or should it go back again?
Thanks in advance for the advice. Bill