Barrel/forcing cone erosion...

by rob , Sunday, November 24, 2013, 08:17 (4022 days ago) @ RidinLou

I used to worry about barrel erosion and such but I've come to the conclusion it will take a lot more money in powder and components to erode one than the whole gun costs and even then, all it would require is a Taylor throat job to fix it. I've done a lot of shooting with jacketed bullets and H110 and never seen any evidence of erosion in thousands of rounds. Not saying it doesn't, but it seems to take a lot more than I can afford to do the job. That's my take anyhow:)

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