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Another Christensen Rifle Story......
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<blockquote data-quote="FURMAN" data-source="post: 1483042" data-attributes="member: 26535"><p>To answer your first question to me. YES, especially after your last post. If a go gauge closes and a no go does not the chamber is just as it should be. You did not say if the smith looked at the chamber with a scope. This is the first thing I would have expected him to do. I would have also removed the ejectors and left the extractor and chambered a round and gently pulled the cartridge out of the chamber to inspect. I am not going to say with certainty this is not from CAs doing but it would be very difficult to get the marks in the chamber running parallel to the bore. The only way I could see it happening is if they stopped the lathe with the reamer in the chamber and then removed it. I am not a gunsmith but I am very mechanically inclined and have operated lathes. I am very confused how you think CA is at fault knowing it is in SAAMI spec when the blame seems to be the ammo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FURMAN, post: 1483042, member: 26535"] To answer your first question to me. YES, especially after your last post. If a go gauge closes and a no go does not the chamber is just as it should be. You did not say if the smith looked at the chamber with a scope. This is the first thing I would have expected him to do. I would have also removed the ejectors and left the extractor and chambered a round and gently pulled the cartridge out of the chamber to inspect. I am not going to say with certainty this is not from CAs doing but it would be very difficult to get the marks in the chamber running parallel to the bore. The only way I could see it happening is if they stopped the lathe with the reamer in the chamber and then removed it. I am not a gunsmith but I am very mechanically inclined and have operated lathes. I am very confused how you think CA is at fault knowing it is in SAAMI spec when the blame seems to be the ammo. [/QUOTE]
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