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12-03-2008, 12:23 PM
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cutting brass?
My new 700 VTR 223 (no I have not gotten to fire it yet) is cutting grooves in the brass as I cycle rounds through it. I would venture to say that the grooves are deep enough to be an issue for reloading. It appears that the edges of the mag well are just about sharp enough to cut free hanging silk. Should I send the gun to remmington and have them fix it or should I just touch it up with a fine file myself?
Opinions? Also has anybody else ever experienced this? GoodOlBoy
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