Fabarm barrel messed up ...who knows what made this pattern deep in the bore
- Thread starter Levi Garrett
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- Hillbilly shack in the boonies
My vote would be for reamer chatter as well. If the barrel is fairly old, someone may have tried to ream out some pitting. Alternately tried to ream a short forcing cone and or choke to longer tapers with not enough cutting oil or perhaps just a very hard barrel
cheers mooncoon
cheers mooncoon
- Location
- Blaster land, Okanagan BC
Thanks , very nice... Sure glad I put some rounds through it...
Good call, my 20" sdass trainer is the smoothest and it's accurate as hell. I've been hunting smallgame with it this year, I'll never get rid of it. The action is butter smooth.
Somebody's attempt at a Paradox gun ?
http://www.classicshooting.com/blogs/reading/17656164-notes-on-shooting-the-paradox-gun
Grizz
http://www.classicshooting.com/blogs/reading/17656164-notes-on-shooting-the-paradox-gun
Grizz
Those marks were made by the tool used for internally threading a shotgun bbl for a choke. The tool is quite large and fits inside the muzzle with a pilot to keep it straight to the bore. Most likely the person who did the work screwed up using the tool and it chattered, which is what caused those marks.
- Location
- Hillbilly shack in the boonies
- Location
- Blaster land, Okanagan BC
If you end up using it in the bush a lot you'll love carrying it, its light and comfortable to carry around. When I had a red dot on it it was a laser out to 80yrds with cheap Winchester 2 3/4 slugs, it has always impressed me. It's one of the best gun purchases I decided to make, I highly recommend buying chokes for it.
- Location
- Hillbilly shack in the boonies
Was wondering about a sight, but like my longbow , once you get a feel, that blade front is just for ref. lol
- Location
- Blaster land, Okanagan BC
For slug out past 50yrds a red dot is nice to have, for shot I'll stick to the front blade and proper patterning with your choice of ammo.
