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1407R from Mark originally that I talked to you about last year.
Threaded, RO contour, 1-16, Nevius chamber, DIP, Warne, SS12X, U9 trigger, OEM stock, bedded.

I was going to send it to Mark then got sidetracked. Started fugking with it again last couple months.
She’s a sexy beitch though.

She's a PEACH. Hint.

So what EXACTLY are you fighting? Is there a 'lug in the stock? Have you shot it with a nekked muzzle and extrapolated devices,after that baseline? Hint.

Do you KNOW that the base/rings are tight & right? Tried a different scope? Hint................

Less than stellar accuracy really. No vertical or horizontal l, nice round groups. Has the lug rear of the mag well. Shoots better sans suppressor. Mounts and glass are GTG, but tried an SS3-15X to verify with same results.
Barrel is pinned not threaded.
Haven’t went nuts but tried Lapua center-x and Midas, Eley EPS, SK standard, RWS rifle, CCI SV, Norma tac and match. Remington/Eley target rifle and a few others. It’s not terrible but more of a .5-.6 5 shot shooter now.

Taking a fat wrench and playing with action bolt torque tomorrow. Both were around 35 Inch/lbs. I know Anschutz recommends gorilla tight.
I was thinking ignition, so ordered/installed new Wolff spring couple weeks ago with no improvement.

I’m going to disassemble/reassemble base/rings tonight. Now you got me doubting…. I switched scope and rings didn’t throw a wrench to base fasteners.

Given the blueprint,incorrect assembly jumps out at me,as the culprit. Especially after a glass swapaloo. Hint.

I'd go SWFA rings too,while you have it apart. Hint................

Already had that on the list after looking at those warnes looking spindly next to the swfa’s on the rim x and T1X next to it!

While I have 10's of thousands of centerfire rounds through vertical Warne's...the SWFA's are muchly warmer and fuzzier,due increased surface area and fastener robustitude. I probably should purge,despite never having failed a set,but the bitches tend to mount low. Hint..................