Seems like that was a big issue when I was shooting in late 80's and early 90's. I have two bushies I bought over last month. The varminter is already getting a little sloppy. I am wondering if not taking out the front pin while cleaning contributes to this. I haven't been able to easily remove it and just got in the habit of cleaning it while its still in. We had to on the old colts whey they put the non removable pivot type pins in the front.
I hate to lose the superb accuracy of this varminter. Seems we used to put a rubber accurizer between the upper and lower but don't remember it helping much.
JRandyH

I wouldn't have thought it would but in the late 80's that seemed to be a big issue of it affecting the accuracy of the rifle.
JRandyH

All the parts that have to do with accuracy bolt, barrel, etc are all on the upper receiver. The fit between the upper and lower doesn't have an affect on accuracy.

Not at all.  My most accurate AR is also happens to be the loosest.

All the parts that have to do with accuracy bolt, barrel, etc are all on the upper receiver. The fit between the upper and lower doesn't have an affect on accuracy.

Thats exactly my reasoning also but these guys would swear it did. Thanks for the info.
JRandyH