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    Hmmm..Just discovered that the front blade on the new 1917 is not secure in the base. It won't come all the way out, but it does slide back and forth by about a 1/16th of an inch. That might account for some of the horizontal dispersion.



    Working on securing it and will see if the accuracy improves.

    And thanks, Gunner and Digger, for the kind words

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    Hi Steve, it seems to be on a good way. If there is no dispersion, i think you can hold 1 " easily.

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