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Originally Posted by Kevin242
Accuracy is secondary in this case. Most shooting is 50m or less. The sheer number of times the bolt has been cycled has also resulted in some wear in the action. These rifles aren't feeding as reliably as they used to either.
Good thoughts all. Thanks.
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The day a tool I rely on doesn't feed properly is the day it goes in to a good smith to get fixed or I buy a new one. Bad feeding is far more likely to cause an issue than a bit of a drop in accuracy. The accuracy is easy to test, fire a few five shot groups at 100 yards. If it still groups around and inch to 1 1/2" get the feed fixed. If it doesn't groups that well, I would suggest you get a new gun.