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As an aside, Mike still does bore, chamber and choke work to the best of my knowledge.
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I believe he only works on steel barrels and won't do anything to composite barrels.
Orlen honed a set of Remington 1889 composite barrels for me several years ago to remove some pitting. He didn't like the idea but he did it anyway. I wouldn't send him another set, though. He did a good job on that set for me, but I have found out in other situations that you usually don't come out good when you convince a gunsmith, or other tradesmen for that matter, to do a job for you that they really don't want to do.
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