I am having a Proof CF barrel installed on a new-to-me Tikka T3 and the gunsmith offered a good enough deal on doing a full blueprint while he has it.
Thing is, same guy sorta talked me out of the same when he rebarreled a previous target rifle saying that the Tikka actions tended to be very square in the first place and mine lived up to that reputation. The gun shoots lights out past 1000 yards and if there is a problem caused by not having had it blueprinted, I cannot detect it.
So, what's the consensus? Do it now or roll the dice?
Thing is, same guy sorta talked me out of the same when he rebarreled a previous target rifle saying that the Tikka actions tended to be very square in the first place and mine lived up to that reputation. The gun shoots lights out past 1000 yards and if there is a problem caused by not having had it blueprinted, I cannot detect it.
So, what's the consensus? Do it now or roll the dice?