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I appreciate the offer, very kind of you. if it doesn’t return to form with the sludge cleaned off I will take you up on the offer and ship it to you.The good thing is since it is a Savage, you can easily take the barrel off, cut about 1/2 inch off, recrown it and screw it back on.
I am curious enough to see if that’s all it needs, and you can get it off, send it to me, I will recrown it for you If you pay the shipping.
Let’s see if it goes back to shooting as before.
You have a offer from one of the best in the accuracy game. World class for sure.I appreciate the offer, very kind of you. if it doesn’t return to form with the sludge cleaned off I will take you up on the offer and ship it to you.
What do you think caused the damage pictured?I love finding stuff like that at the crown....'cuz you know it's going to shoot better after it's fixed.
A milder example that perked right the heck up after recrowning:
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Cleaning rod.What do you think caused the damage pictured?
That will work.I appreciate the offer, very kind of you. if it doesn’t return to form with the sludge cleaned off I will take you up on the offer and ship it to you.
It isn’t damage. It was a carbon turd.What do you think caused the damage pictured?
We need after action pics.It isn’t damage. It was a carbon turd.
Post seven is the full diameter of the bore at the crown after re-cleaning. We shot a few rounds on Sunday and took some more pictures. I get those up later.We need after action pics.
No, naked 88 ELDM, but N135 tends to leave a gray film in my barrels....Are you by chance shooting Moly bullets?
Take Jackie up on his offer.Full 360 of the crown after Sunday shooting/ cleaning.
Since I am part of the “Marine Industry”, I find this pretty darned funny.