![]()  | 
	
		
 KEY HOLEing 
		
		
		After Gump schooled me on the term, I learned that is what the .303 is doing:(  
	But the smith said he will re-crown it, if that doesn't work he will refund my cash. But I'd rather have a functioning rifle, especially this late in the year. I am still very optimistic though.  | 
		
 Look in barrel.......dark? Sound like years of corrosive ammo n no cleaning. Good luck.I once got a 3006 from an ex Air Force type......he hadn't cleaned it since 1952.......sideways on paper! 
	Dan  | 
		
 jon, 
	What ammo are you using to get "keyholes?" Was the original GI barrel cut? If so, it may not have a proper crown. If some prior owner cleaned it from the muzzle, it may have a crap crown. I would let the smith recrown the muzzle and start over with factory loads. If it keyholes then, I would take the gun and target back for a refund. Adam  | 
		
 I just dropped it off at a local gunsmith, he's going to re-crown it and do a test group...................I should know tommorow. 
	I feel like a family member in the hospital waiting room:(  | 
		
 Time of death  8pm. 
	 | 
		
 Still keyholing? 
	Dang. Well there is always replacement barrel therapy. GoodOlBoy  | 
		
 I posted this under "KARMA FINALLY." 
	The smith in OKC gave me a FULL REFUND! Because I took the target with me with all the sideways imprinted holes, when I went to visit him, his reaction was "Wow!" So I took the money back, he even gave me back the money for the parts and machining and labor he did, and used it and $142 on my credit card and got a new Savage 10 with accutrigger in .243 I put the 3-9x VX-II on it, and got me some Federal & Remington 100 grainers for it. I should have just done this in the first place, no more lusting old military rifles. Aw well.......I got a deer rifle  | 
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 07:28 AM. | 
	Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.