Bore polishing
#11
Now if the barrel was badly fouled, had rough spots or was'nt a quality barrel than yea do it. But in the original post he asked if he should do it right off the bat, why?? see how it shoots and loads first, then if you feel it's needed do it.
(BP)
#12
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
Breechplug
If you have ever watched the processing you will notice the bore is polished before rifling. While this does help make a smooth bore the rifling process will leave minute burrs. Polishing does not remove a measurable amount of metal it only makes it smoother and removes the burrs, polishing is a normal part of accurizing.
If you have ever watched the processing you will notice the bore is polished before rifling. While this does help make a smooth bore the rifling process will leave minute burrs. Polishing does not remove a measurable amount of metal it only makes it smoother and removes the burrs, polishing is a normal part of accurizing.
#13
Might look at this video..
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/vid=5...ANING-COMPOUND
All barrels can benefit from the use of JB products.
#15
You do realize that JB's, either Bore Paste or Bore Bright, is non-embedding - do you not?
Might look at this video..
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/vid=5...ANING-COMPOUND
All barrels can benefit from the use of JB products.
Might look at this video..
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/vid=5...ANING-COMPOUND
All barrels can benefit from the use of JB products.
Guess Im just going to have to get me some JB's and give her a try.
(BP)
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Yucca Valley,Ca
Posts: 2,496
Breech, best thing i ever did was to get rid of dial up and the land line. when your out looking for JB stop by and see about a air card. plug it in your computer and your good to go.$50.00 a month .