Borescope inspections at RFD’s.

[London Best]

1 minute ago, Rim Fire said:

25 years is a long time with no cleaning at all 

With cleaning it would still be going well now, fifteen years later.

I clean my .308 every time it is used, even if it only fired one shot. I bought the rifle new in 1989 and the bore is perfect, as is the grouping.

[Rim Fire]

How often do you fire it 

 

[wymberley]

20 minutes ago, London Best said:

With cleaning it would still be going well now, fifteen years later.

I clean my .308 every time it is used, even if it only fired one shot. I bought the rifle new in 1989 and the bore is perfect, as is the grouping.

Not the local RFD's most favourite customer then. 

[London Best]

2 hours ago, wymberley said:

Not the local RFD's most favourite customer then. 

He’s a friend of mine but says it is his ambition to sell me something.

[wymberley]

On 03/10/2022 at 12:29, London Best said:

The ONLY qualification needed to be a dealer is a lack of scruples.

Not any more if he reads this. 

[London Best]

1 hour ago, wymberley said:

Not any more if he reads this. 

I’ve told him times that you don’t need any qualifications to start a gun shop.

He is actually very knowledgeable about what he sells new, because he goes on all the manufacturers product launches, but knows less than nothing about older (proper) guns.

[Dave-G]

My brother and I dropped lucky with rammed rabbit permissions years ago, we both shot out our HMR barrels at about 6k rounds before trying every cleaning option known using up several hundred other bullets and giving up at 7k rounds. replacement barrels sorted the issue on my Sako quad and his annie.

To be fair we went daft at it and now have minimal bunny bashing results.