damage in forcing cone

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Anyone idea what would cause damage in the forcing cone like this? Cylinder lines up nicely, I have a wooden dowel that is the same diameter as the barrel and it slides in and out of the cylinder with no resistance at all.
 

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Is that damage, or just lead build-up? Hard to tell, but leading in the forcing cone is actually a "thing". A lot of Model 19 and 66 barrels got leaded up that way and then split when a hi-vel .357 125 gr. JHP got fired through without the lead being cleaned out. Not all K-frame forcing cones split, but a lot did from exactly this cause.
 
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