S&W just returned my M63-4. I sent it in because there was a notch in the crown at the 1 o'clock position. They replaced the entire barrel! I thought they'd just recrown it. Total turnaround time was less than 6 weeks. Impressive. This is a J-Frame 22LR revolver with a 5-inch barrel. I sent it in because the groupings weren't as consistent as I'd like and the notch bothered me every time I looked at it. Do you think I need to re-sight the revolver and go through the trial and error of using different 22LR brands? FWIW, the old barrel used to love Remington Thunderbolts. Go figure. Thanks in advance.
Is zeroing necessary after barrel replacement on M63-4?
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Start with your old/current ammo. You never know, you might get lucky.
But a bbl swap is like removing a scope or changing the sights, etc. It's almost certainly gonna change the point-of-impact, IMO.
But a bbl swap is like removing a scope or changing the sights, etc. It's almost certainly gonna change the point-of-impact, IMO.
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