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06-24-2016, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Bill Graham
The worst two are:
4" from from breach, 12 o'clock, right barrel.
2" from muzzle, 10 o'clock, left barrel.
The right barrel is the worse of the two overall, and both are littered with small ones along the entire length. I'm guessing corrosive ammo, and years of sitting uncleaned.
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as far as ammo goes--
black powder gets a bad rap for pitting- but IMHO - the corrosive primers used in the early days ( up to around WWII in some ammo) is the primary culprit
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