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Model 7 SS 7mm08 consistency issues
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<blockquote data-quote="TiminTN" data-source="post: 5129007" data-attributes="member: 405"><p>Remington centerfire rifles can have a very poorly done crown from the factory. I bought a Stainless model 7 in 7/08, and 1st thing was to clean up the crown with a bronze mandrel purchased at Brownell with 400 grit compound. I necked down 308 brass and loaded 41.5 gr N203-B same as RL15 with 120 Nosler Ballistic Tips. I was very happy. I have since ordered a trigger for it. Get a magnifier and look that crown over in good light.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TiminTN, post: 5129007, member: 405"] Remington centerfire rifles can have a very poorly done crown from the factory. I bought a Stainless model 7 in 7/08, and 1st thing was to clean up the crown with a bronze mandrel purchased at Brownell with 400 grit compound. I necked down 308 brass and loaded 41.5 gr N203-B same as RL15 with 120 Nosler Ballistic Tips. I was very happy. I have since ordered a trigger for it. Get a magnifier and look that crown over in good light. [/QUOTE]
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