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If you have not had the gun assessed by a true expert, this is something to consider. I recommend Kirk Merrington. He can tell you if the pitting is "too deep." And... sometimes, it's possible to tolerate a bit of remaining pitting after a decent hone. As long as barrel wall thickness is not compromised, the pits may be not be much of a problem. Of course, a lot of that potential depends on where the worst pits are and how deep they are. Kirk will sort it out.
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