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<blockquote data-quote="Jester896" data-source="post: 1482479" data-attributes="member: 41793"><p>I may have mislead both of with my statement. You are both correct. The piece of emery on his lathe is 320, however it is worn out. I dropped him some new by today that I had laying around when I stopped in to see what it was. I stated buffed which would lead someone to believe it was polished. It was really just run over the surface while the lathe was turning in the chamber as well as edges of the counterbore to take sharpness off.</p><p></p><p>Fired rounds have a light carbon deposit about 1/3 the way down the case neck from the mouth. It looks like a good seal to me.</p><p></p><p>The only oil that has been in the chamber was the Viper Venom and has long since been cleaned out. Even after cleaning the bore between shooting a dry mop was run in the chamber to remove any residuals left from pulling the bore guide out. There is a very small amount of Shooter's Choice grease on the bolt lugs. A small amount was applied with the syringe and wiped almost clean with a swab to just leave a thin film.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jester896, post: 1482479, member: 41793"] I may have mislead both of with my statement. You are both correct. The piece of emery on his lathe is 320, however it is worn out. I dropped him some new by today that I had laying around when I stopped in to see what it was. I stated buffed which would lead someone to believe it was polished. It was really just run over the surface while the lathe was turning in the chamber as well as edges of the counterbore to take sharpness off. Fired rounds have a light carbon deposit about 1/3 the way down the case neck from the mouth. It looks like a good seal to me. The only oil that has been in the chamber was the Viper Venom and has long since been cleaned out. Even after cleaning the bore between shooting a dry mop was run in the chamber to remove any residuals left from pulling the bore guide out. There is a very small amount of Shooter's Choice grease on the bolt lugs. A small amount was applied with the syringe and wiped almost clean with a swab to just leave a thin film. [/QUOTE]
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