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I will agree that most didn’t sound like complaining. Just a few.
My WoodsRunner mystery metal
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There are 2 replies from the man himself stating that it is NOT a problem. Should listen to him, he knows what he talking about.
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I had the same pieces of metal in my Woodsrunner barrel. I cleaned it out easily and went on about my business. I don’t see an issue, it’s a kit folks, we sand and carve the stock, we draw file the barrel as well as sand the buttplate and other pieces. I guess a little cleaning in the bore after assembling and before shooting doesn’t bother me too much.
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Likewise, my Colonial barrel had the same metal shavings. Removed them with a cleaning patch. So what's the problem?
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I have not bought a ton of barrels, but I have bought quite a few for BPCRS guns, 6PPC rifles, .22 match rifles and a couple of pistol barrels.
I never shot any of them without giving them a good scrubbing first, they came out of machine shops.
I never shot any of them without giving them a good scrubbing first, they came out of machine shops.
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don't know if my colonial had that fumunda in the barrel or not. just finished it and shot it.
there is only one gripe i have with the Kits from Mr. Kibler and co. the brass isn't finished and polished. and that gripe is only because I am a slob that hates polishing brass.
good thing folks don't look down the bores of Italian imports.
there is only one gripe i have with the Kits from Mr. Kibler and co. the brass isn't finished and polished. and that gripe is only because I am a slob that hates polishing brass.
good thing folks don't look down the bores of Italian imports.
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