That's interesting. Never really thought about gas port causing copper fouling. I'm wondering whether factories drill the gas port before or after chrome lining.
What's different about the bore tech jag?
That's interesting. Never really thought about gas port causing copper fouling. I'm wondering whether factories drill the gas port before or after chrome lining.
What's different about the bore tech jag?
Would this apply even though Krieger drills their gas port in a groove? I'm sure it would, but what's the point of doing so?
Why do the loudest do the least?
Bullet still fills the grooves to make a seal otherwise the gas would just leak past
I would imagine that over time the gas port will stop causing the copper fouling. To this point I have not put enough rounds through that barrel for that to occur.
I would bet more money than not that the gas port is not the issue with the Kreiger, IF it was sourced and had the extension installed at the factory.
If some jackalope bought a blank, fit an extension, profiled and drilled the gas port without cleaning up the barrel, then maybe.
Some barrels just foul more than others, Its the nature of the beast.
Also, Krieger barrels won't be chrome lined. There are some out there that have been nitrated, buts its generally frowned upon as it creates a soft boiled egg with many of the typical steels used and f's up the heat treating.
"wondering whether FACTORIES drill the gas port before or after chrome lining."
i think we're having a couple conversations simultaneously. sorry it's hard to follow
also, there's not a current problem with a krieger barrel. euro was just wondering if it mattered whether the port was in a land or groove.
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