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I just finished inletting a 7/8" barrel in a blank, actually not finished, I haven't used inletting black on the bottom 3 flats yet to seat the barrel. The barrel fits really nice, no gap on the side flats. When I rotate the barrel 2 flats I have to force in in the stock, it appears the barrel has a very slight bow to it. Is this normal? Are barrels supposed to be perfectly straight? thanks, flinch
 
Is it really bowed or just a bit thicker across those two flats? You can check the former on a sheet of thick plate glass and the latter using calipers/micrometers.

Hope this helps.
 
just sent one back to GM yesterday, drop in for a renegade.
shooting 4-6 inches to the right of aiming point, rear sight as far left as it will go,F/S off center to the right.
will see what happens. will keep posted.

TTC
 
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