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Agree on the tight chamber...  If you let it get dirty in the neck you can have chambering issues.  That old rifle in the picture has killed a lot of critters over the years and made some pretty good shots at bucks bouncing through the timber.  It will be handed down to my son and then his son in turn when that time comes.  I'd like to be sitting with my grandson in the Ozark timber watching a certain remote bottleneck sometime in the future and coach him as he piles up a nice buck with that BLR.  If it comes to pass it'll be déjà vou because my dad did the same thing years ago with an identical BLR .308...