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About LinkBacksI would question why you wouldn't true an action if you are re-barrelling it...
If trueing an action is a waste of time, then why would you consider buying a custom action that is a clone of a mass produced one? Isn't the main point of difference with most/all the Remington clone actions that they are true from the manufacturer? (most will also have tighter tolerances which also must lead to more accuracy potential?)
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Re: To true or not to true
If it's not a first round hit you need to practice more
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