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Effectiveness of setting back barrel if throat is worn.? Examining all possibilities. Gun is at Smith’s now, and I’m awaiting report of barrels condition.

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Many believe that unless you do your own barrel work, paying a smith to set back a barrel is not worth it. To get to fresh rifling, usually means to take the tenon off and rethread and chamber, just like a new barrel.

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Thanks Wayne.

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Or you could spend thousands on a lathe and do it all yourself. Now might be the time to get a new barrel. The smith has to pay for his lathe somehow if you take it to him.

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Thanks K. It’s @ the Smith’s now.

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