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Kris 
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 Posted: 14 May 2025 at 6:40pm |
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Go on tell us how you know,
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Pauly5
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JasonEdward
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Posted: 15 May 2025 at 6:47pm |
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Pete and Pauly - looks like the Ps feel the pain in their ears or (I'm guessing Pauly) their legs. :-)
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kruzaroad
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/981182702900950/permalink/1353033529049197/
Heres a pic of the difference just running swab through twice, no cleaning fluid, made to my hw97, absolutely blew me away. More so how quickly it needed to be cleaned compared to the tx or sig. Ive also run 3 alloy pellets through as a cleaner and it seemed to work too. Assuming as it beds into the rifling it scrapes the softer lead off. This isnt common practice and was done purly for experiment, as i had a untouched alloys from a sampler pack. But check out the photo, it will give you an example of what a dirty barrel can do to accurateness. |
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Kris wrote: