Sorry, can't rightly tell what you are wanting to point to. AHA! I see you use slotted tip patch holders, not jag-tips! (reference to a different thread).
Lol it ain't that bad I had to put it on an angle so it would be visible its on the top part of the barrel. It stands out like a sore thumb to me lol
OK, Derek, Let's try doing this: Identify from image below if the scratches are at Position"A" or at "Position "B"....
You have to use a hi res cam or some thing. Find some one with a new Iphone4 or something and alot of light. Cause we cant see what you see.
I really can't make out what you are talking about either...sorry ! Are you referencing the outside circumference of the barrel... and NOT the inside of the barrel, where the lands and grooves are.
Exactly why I put labels on his pic, and now just waiting for his reply. Powder burn or jacket separation/flaking if at Position-A? Needs to use a full jag or boresnake if at Position-B?
O you guys are killing me lil they are at b..an I got the galaxy s2 ill try to get a different one for u guys sorry
Have you tried using a full jag tip on your cleaning rod? (sheesh, that almost sounds bad!) Noticed in the backgroud of your pic you are using a slotted tip.
Then, I think, a clearer picture is called for. A full jag tip would've forced the cleaning patch against the mystery marks. I know its repetitive, but did you use cleaning solvent and a brush before you wiped using a jag tip?
