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D1,
Sorry but I don't agree with that.
If the velocity is too low and the bullets stay in the barrel too long imo this will (usually!) cause the barrels to shoot APART not crossed.

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I concure after thinking about it, in a side by side! Old age is getting to me, I had a birthday yesterday, and I'm still in shock! Am now building my 68th year!

The one thing that is different about this sittuation, however, is, it is an over under, and there is no right, or left FLIP of the barrels! Both barrels rise streight up, but at different amounts on an O/U. The top barrel will normally rise more than the bottom barrel,which recoils more streight back, than the top, because the top is higher above the horrizonal, and vertical axis of the rifle, which is usually in line with the bore of the bottom barrel.

The smaller, and faster the cartridge, the more touchy the regulation will be!

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