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Shoot it out then rebarrel it with a decent barrel
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This!If it's shooting good I wouldn't touch it period.
Shoot it out then rebarrel it with a decent barrel
Not everyone can afford that borescope...Wish I had oneHonestly surprised it took so long for this type of thread to show up.
Not everyone can afford that borescope...Wish I had one
Not everyone can afford that borescope...Wish I had one
You know what I use my bore scope for?....I mean besides post cleaning to see how well I did.....I will load up a dummy round and use the a borescope to see how centered the round is chambered...how far a VLD is from the lands when I have to jump due to magazine length....and I'll even use it to record how the firing pin is working.
I will use a bore scope to check a barrel of a gun I'm going to buy...and then down talk the price because of some micro inclusion that won't affect anything at all.![]()
I get where you are going, but I’m pretty sure if you can decree that a round is not concentric to the bore visually through a camera there is something serious off!
I'm thinking more of the nerdy aspect of reloading. When I chamber my 300PRC...with that tight chamber tolerance..that round is damn near perfectly centered....when I chamber my 8mm Mauser...the slop of the chamber is enough to see with your borescope and see that it is a little low of being centered. I'll jam the lands with these loads and get better accuracy...instead of jumping the hot dog down the hall way and getting some off axis torque going on a low BC bullet.
You know what I use my bore scope for?....I mean besides post cleaning to see how well I did.....I will load up a dummy round and use the a borescope to see how centered the round is chambered...how far a VLD is from the lands when I have to jump due to magazine length....and I'll even use it to record how the firing pin is working.
I will use a bore scope to check a barrel of a gun I'm going to buy...and then down talk the price because of some micro inclusion that won't affect anything at all.![]()
Once you scope it, the demons set in. That’s how it goes. First time it starts shooting like crap the borescope demons will make you buy a new tube. Ask me how I know ?
Not even in beer money category.Lol it's 40 bucks
Not even in beer money category.
I think you did good!I spent all of my beer money on a years worth of RL26.![]()
I think you did good!
I’m a retired drinker now so all my beer money goes into my toys.
They’re actually nice for looking at lugs and other stuff up close and not easily seen.The last time I drank alcohol was 10 years ago. I keep buying "a year's" worth of powder; I think I have 150 years worth. One of these days I'll buy a bore scope but I suspect it'll be like meeting your heros.
What borescope is that?Noticed this ringed spot 2.5" from the neck.
They’re actually nice for looking at lugs and other stuff up close and not easily seen.
I finally got the woman drunk enough for her to submit to a “close” inspection.
That is a nice picture your borescope gives you, plus the vid capabilities, using a phone or laptop?