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Not closing on a GO gauge? That means too-tight headspace, right?
Shouldn't a gunsmith be able to fix that by carefully reaming the chamber, as if he were chambering a new barrel?
I have an ex-Israeli K98 that almost closes on a NO-GO or FIELD gauge (I forget which, I'd borrowed the gauges), which I'd assume would be more common (generous chambering).
Shouldn't a gunsmith be able to fix that by carefully reaming the chamber, as if he were chambering a new barrel?
I have an ex-Israeli K98 that almost closes on a NO-GO or FIELD gauge (I forget which, I'd borrowed the gauges), which I'd assume would be more common (generous chambering).
