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IMHO, there shouldn't be any serious problems with a high quality DR, but of course, shit happens. When I bought a Krieghoff Classic in 9,3x74R, I was pissed to find out it wasn't regulated. So I went back to Krieghoff where a specialist regulated the dammn thing to my cost. The finish of the muzzle looked horrible so they reworked this, too. Thank You so much. A short time later the nickel plating of the action was coming off which they renewed, declaring that "this happens". When I found out that the regulation is changing regularly, I had enough and sold the rifle. I learned a lot but it was expensive learning. Hope one day I find a double that doesn't let me down.

Wicked good hunting !

Kalunga

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Kalunga, this is the first time I've heard of the Krieghoff double haveing a regulation problem!
was this a model with adjustable regulation, or a permently regulated model?
If it was a permently regulated model, what did they say caused the loss of regulation, and what method did they use to re-regulate it, if you know? Also if it was a permently regulated rifle, what bullet were you shooting in it, when you discovered it was not regulating?

Now if it was a rifle with adjustable regulation, did they have any reason for you that the regulation wouldn't stay put?

The reason for the twenty questions tach of my post is simply for my own information, as this is the first time I've come in contact with this sittuation from a Krieghoff double rifle with a permently regulated rifle, for no apparant reason.

PS If you don't want these answers public, send me a PM!

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