07-27-2020, 08:31 AM
Oso,
Yes, don't fix something that may not be broken. Shoot a few groups first and then make a decision.
Normal shooting is going to do that anyway. It may take a few more rounds to fill in all the micropores with copper and smooth out the machining marks but it will all get there eventually.
(I wonder if Tubbs uses these bullets on his own barrels).
Yes, don't fix something that may not be broken. Shoot a few groups first and then make a decision.
Normal shooting is going to do that anyway. It may take a few more rounds to fill in all the micropores with copper and smooth out the machining marks but it will all get there eventually.
(I wonder if Tubbs uses these bullets on his own barrels).