archerforkids
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I need to look closer at my SAAMI printout. Darn eyes getting to not like those little numbers.2.955 is max saami cartridge length. Min.2.755
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I need to look closer at my SAAMI printout. Darn eyes getting to not like those little numbers.2.955 is max saami cartridge length. Min.2.755
That IS, a lot of copper "Fouling" for, Less than,.. 5 Shots ! ( FOR SURE ! ) I re-Looked at, Post One.I actually emailed manufacturer today about test firing. They said every rifle gets 2 to 3 shots through it. They were relatively prompt with responding.
The manufacturer is a great company from everything I have read and heard. Thats why i havvent named them on here. It appears they are living up to that reputation.This thread inspired me to buy a bore scope. I have a .22 Remington 581 it was an amazing shooter that isn't shooting well anymore. I have a feeling the bore scope is going to reveal the issue.
Thanks OP, and hopefully the young man's situation gets resolved.
Thanks for the warning!! I have a feeling the bore scope and my occasional OCD bouts could be problematic. I might be posting some pictures here, to help aid me in learning and hopefully stop me from driving myself crazy with it.Get your seat belt and crash helmet on when you buy a borescope. I agree with using one but good Lord that thing wore me out when I first bought it.
You will not find a better source of good info than this website!!Thanks for the warning!! I have a feeling the bore scope and my occasional OCD bouts could be problematic. I might be posting some pictures here, to help aid me in learning and hopefully stop me from driving myself crazy with it.![]()
A good bunch of helpful people here for sure!You will not find a better source of good info than this website!!
Archerforkids:You will not find a better source of good info than this website!!
That's probably a kinder response than I deserve, but I do thank you.Archerforkids:
You are truly GODS GIFT since you want to help kids, like Grant, to learn about the aspects of of the shooting World!!! Don't let this get you down or DRIVE YOU CRAZY!!! That copper fouling looks more like gawling!!! That rifle could have been tested using oversized bullet proof loads!!! Or, a lot of shots fired through a used gun meaning it was used!!! If used, to what extent??? Lessons learned by Grant and his father!!! Until that rifle is sighted in and tested on the target, no one he will know the truth about that rifle being used or NIB!!!
And yes, old eyes have a harder time of seeing fine print!!!
And, I'm going to speak for all forum member and say: THANK YOU FOR HELPING THE KIDS!! LESSONS EARNED, ARE LESSONS LEARNED, NO MATTER IF ITS GOOD OR BAD!! And my God Bless You SIR!!!!!!!!!!
They will remember you!!! And, they will take you to the range because they will want your expertise and knowledge!!!! Just stay close to them and keep coaching!!That's probably a kinder response than I deserve, but I do thank you.
I have to admit my selfishness. I hope these youngsters remember me when I cant get around any more. At least be willing to drive me to the gun range!!
Thank again.
All of the rifles I scoped at the gun store had much more copper than that.Here Ya Go. Crappy for some reason but better than nothing
My experience has been significantly different and none were $2K rifles.All of the rifles I scoped at the gun store had much more copper than that.
All of them were new factory rifles, Ruger, Savage, & Browning.My experience has been significantly different and none were $2K rifles.
New rifles. Used? Horror scenes abound.
Perhaps we're misunderstanding one another. Given what is on the patches in the first post and what is still visible with the borescope afterwards, I believe that's excessive. Appears to be really peeling the copper off the bullet in one area in particular.All of them were new factory rifles, Ruger, Savage, & Browning.
What do you mean by ‘a dry barrel’?They may have fired a 3 shot group on a dry barrel or something.
Bare steel with no trace solvent residue, no trace of oil, no lock ease. Just a bone dry barrel.What do you mean by ‘a dry barrel’?
Just a few seconds .And the life for a 6.5 PRC barrel would be??????![]()
Gee, Be hard to ask for more. I'm impressedSo the manufacturer is replacing the barrel and the bolt. They will test for about a dozen rounds before sending it back. And they are putting a new grip and cheek rest on it. Can't ask for more.