Just got a rifle back from the cerakoter and there is a little bit of cerakote in the bore at the muzzle. Will this shoot out? I'm sure it is going to affect accuracy until it is all out of there. I'm kinda ****ed. If it is a big deal I'm going to be very ****ed. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Cerakote in bore help.
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o2, my son' 25-06 hag some from the Cerakoting job. It definitely had an effect on the accuracy, but shot out fairly quickly. Our gunsmith friend advised him to use bullets he no longer likes and any pulled bullets along with powders he doesn't use any more. The Cerakote is tough and no one had a better solution. It shoots very well now and looks great. Good luck
mountainman56
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Not to worry, it will shoot out. Poor prep work and easy to avoid but will go away fairly quickly.gun)
WildRose
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I wouldn't let it bother me too much. Cerakote is a great product but metal on metal contact wears it away very quickly.
It should be gone in a dozen rounds or so or at least worn down enough to no longer make any difference in accuracy.
It should be gone in a dozen rounds or so or at least worn down enough to no longer make any difference in accuracy.
LRH ELKAHOLIC
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with medium grit sandpaper cerakote will come right out so i imagine bullets and brushes will do the same eventually
cerakote is a great product though
cerakote is a great product though
Tikkamike
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I have no experience with this but sounds dangerous to me. I would be making him fix it
I have shot about 30 rounds through the rifle since the Cerakote issue. The Cerakote shot out quickly and the rifle still shoots as well as it did before I had it coated. I dropped a Jewell in it while I had it apart so now my desert rig is complete.
Unofficial Gun Addict (UGA)
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Very nice. Did you do your own camo? I like the pattern and if you did... Great job.
