barrel crown
07-30-2006, 08:21 AM
#21
Giant Nontypical
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RE: barrel crown
"shooting it several times there is a wear pattern in the ez-loader.were the res ado is rubbed off and its only in that one spot. what can it be but out of center? "
That is what I would expect to see if it is off center.
Perhaps you should consider having a gunsmith make a casting of the E-zloader and the riflings just below the crown,if those riflings are off center so that the one side is cut deeper you may not be able to solve the problem by removing the E-zloader.
If you do this a picture and a set off diamentions would be appriciated by several off us. Lee
That is what I would expect to see if it is off center.
Perhaps you should consider having a gunsmith make a casting of the E-zloader and the riflings just below the crown,if those riflings are off center so that the one side is cut deeper you may not be able to solve the problem by removing the E-zloader.
If you do this a picture and a set off diamentions would be appriciated by several off us. Lee
07-30-2006, 08:55 AM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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RE: barrel crown
ORIGINAL: lemoyne
"shooting it several times there is a wear pattern in the ez-loader.were the res ado is rubbed off and its only in that one spot. what can it be but out of center? "
That is what I would expect to see if it is off center.
Perhaps you should consider having a gunsmith make a casting of the E-zloader and the riflings just below the crown,if those riflings are off center so that the one side is cut deeper you may not be able to solve the problem by removing the E-zloader.
If you do this a picture and a set off diamentions would be appriciated by several off us. Lee
"shooting it several times there is a wear pattern in the ez-loader.were the res ado is rubbed off and its only in that one spot. what can it be but out of center? "
That is what I would expect to see if it is off center.
Perhaps you should consider having a gunsmith make a casting of the E-zloader and the riflings just below the crown,if those riflings are off center so that the one side is cut deeper you may not be able to solve the problem by removing the E-zloader.
If you do this a picture and a set off diamentions would be appriciated by several off us. Lee
You are a gun-smith so maybe you'll know. Is it possible that the QLAserves the purpose of aligning the rifling tools during the rifling process? If so,it would seemthe QLA which is touted as an improvement,may be nothing more than operationwhich is left undone by T/C.
Happy Hunting, Phil
