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Weaver rifles?
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<blockquote data-quote="B23" data-source="post: 1706499" data-attributes="member: 13222"><p>I have two CZ 527 Varmint model 17 Hornets. Though they always seem to shoot well, the factory chambers are always a little on the long and fat side. I wanted to experiment with one of them and knew Kevin Weaver had a 17 Hornady Hornet reamer so I talked to him about cutting the chamber off and setting the barrel back then rechamber it with his 17 HH reamer. It was in the spring and rat season was upon us so a quick turn around time was important. Kevin told me he could have it back to me in about three weeks, and it was. The work he did for me was a pretty simple easy job but everything went quick and smooth.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="B23, post: 1706499, member: 13222"] I have two CZ 527 Varmint model 17 Hornets. Though they always seem to shoot well, the factory chambers are always a little on the long and fat side. I wanted to experiment with one of them and knew Kevin Weaver had a 17 Hornady Hornet reamer so I talked to him about cutting the chamber off and setting the barrel back then rechamber it with his 17 HH reamer. It was in the spring and rat season was upon us so a quick turn around time was important. Kevin told me he could have it back to me in about three weeks, and it was. The work he did for me was a pretty simple easy job but everything went quick and smooth. [/QUOTE]
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