Posts by TODD 3465
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You may also want to see if any local gunsmith has a bore scope and have them examine that barrel if trouble develops with how it groups.
Worst case you could have it cut and recrowned.
Worst case you could have it cut and recrowned.
Actually his advice is sound in that regard as over cleaning can cause damage. And I agree if it's not a problem no need to mess with it. I'm just curious as to what it is or was myself.
Barrels can be odd, around 8-years ago I had a HK VP-70Z pistol that I bought used for under $200 because it had a pitted barrel. Turned out it shot fine for a service pistol only sold it off because it was about impossible to find magazines for it.
Good luck with your rifle hope it turns out ok.
Barrels can be odd, around 8-years ago I had a HK VP-70Z pistol that I bought used for under $200 because it had a pitted barrel. Turned out it shot fine for a service pistol only sold it off because it was about impossible to find magazines for it.
Good luck with your rifle hope it turns out ok.
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