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I to like Bartlein for my first choice with kreiger a close second I think both would perform very well and thank you for your service it is greatly appreciated good luck
J B weld should work to but when you tighten just snug it up don’t torque like you would the action screw because all it’s holding is the back of trigger guard
Doesn’t look bad enough to cause problems probably caused by a nick in the reamer or a shaving stuck to it can you feel it stick out with a pointed object or is it like a scratch maybe check the chamber with a light to see if a peace of brass or something imbedded in the chamber that could be...
You can just use the brass but should be a fire formed one from another gun I have seen Vergin brass lengthened in the shoulder area up to 15 thousands so a fire formed would work best and do it just like supercorndogs said good luck
The best way is to make a tool out of aluminum 3/8 Or 1/2 inch you can take a Piece of aluminum drill and slightly bigger than a brake then cut a slot from hole to edge and thread it with a cap head screw so it squeezes the brake and give it a good tap with a hammer and should come loose or if...
It could be the trigger timing not familiar with badger actions but if the cocking peace on the bolt is to short it doesn’t hold the firing pin back far enough to have enough momentum to hit the primer hard enough not if this helps but good luck
Sometimes accuracy loss can have nothing to do with the throat but more to do with the crown just cleaning can wear the crown and make it not shoot and if it was me I would not set back a barrel because why pay for the work to be done with no Guarantee that it will do any good I would just bite...
If it were me I would go 5/8-24 if the barrel is large enough to do so it’s really the barrel that dictates size of thread if its a Thin barrel then you would have to go 1/2-28 always go with largest thread you can but some time equipment will dictated thread size also good luck
The biggest thing when loading for Accuracy Is setting up your Die you need to use a oal gauge that measures of the shoulder and only size the brass until it chamber with maybe a little resistance but they should all feel the same when chambered I usually bump the shoulder a thousand of an...