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    All H barrels were to the tighter specs, can't comment on the other manufacturers, though their chambers were already a bit loose........BSA were the pick of them, but had to conform to the requirements dictated to them, whereas India and Australiaicon had adjusted their manufacturing process to better suit the machinery they had.
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    Quote Originally Posted by muffett.2008 View Post
    All H barrels were to the tighter specs, can't comment on the other manufacturers, though their chambers were already a bit loose........BSA were the pick of them, but had to conform to the requirements dictated to them, whereas India and Australia had adjusted their manufacturing process to better suit the machinery they had.
    And wasn't the Australianicon SMLE built on mostly US machinery with a reduced amount of hand work compared to the UKicon production?
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    The contract to supply the machinery for the Lithgowicon SAF was awarded to Pratt and Whitney over a couple of bids from Englandicon. The basis for that was the quoted production cost per rifle being well under that of the British bids.

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