This thread reminds me of a quote from a forum member here who was a gunsmith....asking for info here is like bobbing for apples in a septic tank, you might eventually get it but it's just not worth it.
Fair enough.
Here, this would include checking the action and tenon threads dimensions prior to fitting, trial fitting with Dykem to verify contact at the shoulder, checking headspace with a real headspace gauge (not a piece of brass), cleaning and final assembly with the appropriate lube on the tenon and the barrel torqued to the action mfg. recommendation. $100 will cover it if no problems pop up.
Hope this helps. -Al
