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#92900 04/28/08 07:45 PM
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All:
I took the plunge and picked up the above in 30-06. (Sorry, Remington told me that only one 45-70 has been made to date)
My quest of trying to find info on regulating the barrels has been somewhat successful, even though the directions have no mention on how to do this.
My question to all is if any of you that have such a rifle have any thoughts, info., on how to regulate these firearms. (I'm aware of the jack screw concept,etc)
Thanks much.

JGreen #93043 04/29/08 07:34 PM
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I used the trial and error method with mine. First, I made sure the sights (as awful as they are)were on with the fixed L barrel back trigger( why this barrel who knows?). Then I started moving the jackscrew this way and that. Gave up after a bit. Mounted my scope, zeroed the L barrel to it, and went back at the regulation. After 2 boxes of shells (I used Remington managed recoil) I got the L to hit dead on bull, and R about inch to the right at 50. In the end, I had moved my jackscrew 1 full turn towards the receiver. Truly no Rhyme or reason, I just hope it's on at 100, otherwise could take a while. Plan to go back and see how it shoots at 100 next. Triggers truly stink, but sure am having fun!!
Hope this helps
Rick


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