After your regular cleaning regimen hit it with some JB Bore bright you might be surprisedWould a " more expensive" bore scope given me a different look or opinion about that damage?????
Yes it's right at the lead edge of the throat. Thx for your input. Also found some pitting further down the barrel.
yea, also noticed the start of a carbon ring. Need to get after that too!
Rustso when I scoped the barrel. I found a couple areas that looked like this..... I took a photo, then cleaned the barrel. i cant be positive, but I think the pitting was under this gunk...... any ideas on what that could have been? never seen this before.. some sort of residue i guess...
Follow this advice ^^^.After your regular cleaning regimen hit it with some JB Bore bright you might be surprised
I have a pre 64 Winchester 30-06 made in the 1920s I think. A friend ran a scope through it and said this looks terrible! Went to the range and shot at 50 yards with open sights. Shot a 5 shot group I could cover with quarter. It's worn out when it won't shoot, not when it looks ugly.Ran a scope thru my 6.5 creed and found more heat cracking (checking) than I would have thought with 500 rounds or so. How much is too much. Accuracy becoming inconsistent. Use Reloder 17. Thx, pete
I have a .22 hornet that looks like a sewer pipe through the bore scope. Moon crater pitting halfway down the barrel. But, it consistently will shoot moa at 100 yrs. I solved the problem by not scoping the bore anymore.
Ran a scope thru my 6.5 creed and found more heat cracking (checking) than I would have thought with 500 rounds or so. How much is too much. Accuracy becoming inconsistent. Use Reloder 17. Thx, pete