Originally Posted by
W.R.Buchanan
I believe I'd shoot it a bunch first and see if the gun knocks those corners off for you..
You kind of have to be careful when deburring the inside of a gun as sometimes the sharp corners need to be there.
If you understand exactly how the gun works then you should be able to decide if you need to do this. In the case of a Kimber I don't think you do simply because they detail their guns pretty well at the factory. That's the difference between a $500 gun and a $1500 gun.
You paid extra for the detail work.
I'd shoot it a lot first.
My .02
Randy