I have a Remington 700 in .243 ADL with the sporter barrel. I was cleaning it today and I inserted my Teslong bore scope from the receiver end into the chamber. I noticed that 2 of the rifling ridges were right up to the end of the throat at the bolt end. While the other 4 were much further up the throat. The rifle shoots good but I can't say it shoots great with my hand loads. Was the chamber and consequently the throat reamed off center?? The first picture shows the rifling down to the edge of the chamber where it meets the throat. So the question is, is there a fix for this and do I really need it ?
kwg

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This one shows the rifling back away from the throat.
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Last edited by kwg020; 03/14/24.

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