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I hate to bring this up, but some repeated agressive pushing of heavily oiled sanding cloth (what is the proper name?) with a dowel or cleaning rod, through the barrel will remove a lot of what looks like pitting. Just don't let the abraisive contact the breech of the gun and ejectors, which will round off the square edges.
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03-13-2013, 07:22 PM
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Bill, are you refering to emery cloth?
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Marcus
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