I like to single point the muzzle square (90o) And then use the live center against the rifling to make sure that the live center is centered in the bore. (Chamfering tools can drift off center) and the chamfer has/should be removed when re crowning anyway to give the crown a clean crisp edge for best chance of accuracy.
After re contouring between true centers, then you can single point re- crown to clean up any chance of bore damage from the live center. This method will give you a true centered contour.
I never trust the factory bevel to be true and don't like them anyway
for part of a crown. (They are there for ease of cleaning).
Just the way I like to re-contour a barrel.
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