Please post both, ball parks OK.
.22 is a Marlin 925
.223 is a H&R handirifle with heavy barrel
Thanks so much
.22 is a Marlin 925
.223 is a H&R handirifle with heavy barrel
Thanks so much
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Where do you get that number? Do you realize that someone would have to spend 20,000 dollars to do this?! cheap ammo in today's dollars.Some people have shot a Million or more rounds through their .22's........
It is to protect the metal of the bore. Just think of how much easier it is to 'work' metal when it is hot.Is the cooling of the barrel between shots with a cf to protect the metal of the bore or to reduce the deposits from the bullet in the bore?
I recall reading that in a gun magazine some years ago (Shooting Times or Guns and Ammo?) about Anschutz rifles at the Eley ammunition plant used for quality control testing of ammunition that have had a million rounds down their barrels over several decades of use. Apparently the rifles were still turning in good groups despite the number of rounds down the barrel.While we're on the subject of cost.....
Where do you get that number? Do you realize that someone would have to spend 20,000 dollars to do this?! cheap ammo in today's dollars.
They would also have to shoot a box of ammo every day for about 60 years.
I don't believe anyone on this board has fired a million rounds through a single barrel. http://rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=165364 Especially since, if you're that into shooting, you probably own more than one gun.