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Dean,I am not sure that the gap was caused by copying a Remington gun as much as it was the tooling and process the Japanese used to assemble and regulate the barrels. Remember the Winchester model 23s were made in the same factory before the Parker Repros. The model 23s have a similar gap.The Japanese probably used similar if not the same process and tooling with both guns.
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