Help with Crud Ring
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saskhunter
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check out t/c omega bullet seating problem, I had the same trouble with the omega as well as some others. There are some good ideas in this thread.
Its prolly more the primers, I have tried the rem clean bores and it was reduced greatly, but for the traditions pursuit like I have found them a tad short to seal up as nice as the Winchesters I am using. So I have been cleaning every shot. And using the 777 and the win 209 primers.
After each shot, without taking the breech plug out,
I run a brush though the barrel and give a little more attention to where the bullet is seated, then run a spit patch then a dry patch.
It may seem like a pain in the ass but all my shots are way more consistent and my bullets are always seated in the exact same spot. it really doesnt talk that long either. I don't have any problems seating my bullet.
I also find that runing a patch with a small amont of bore butter then a dry patch helps both with loading and protecting your barrel.
Camper
I run a brush though the barrel and give a little more attention to where the bullet is seated, then run a spit patch then a dry patch.
It may seem like a pain in the ass but all my shots are way more consistent and my bullets are always seated in the exact same spot. it really doesnt talk that long either. I don't have any problems seating my bullet.
I also find that runing a patch with a small amont of bore butter then a dry patch helps both with loading and protecting your barrel.
Camper
