JCB

BTW, any other mounts for Aimpoint? Think I´ve seen some double sided mounts somewhere also...

Thanks...

Hi Any idea where to look on the web for Aimpoint Comp mount for 1911/2011 pistols? Not the DAA Micro mount or any other Micro mount... Juste for the 30mm Aimpoint Comp versions. Regards Jostein

My plan was to get the stone kit. But been out of stock for a long time. Even the India stone is out of stock....

Hi Brownell´s seems to have been out of stock on it´s squaring file. And they don´t seem to know what customer service is anymore since they don´t reply on mail. Is there any other places to buy this or similar squaring file? Regards Jostein

Agree. I won a new handgun once that had the same problem, when I got it home I could hardly believe what I was seeing, it never was fired. Interesting.. Sent you a PM. Hope you have the time to look at it.

Just clean the chamber wit a chamber brush. No more cleaning on the inside of the barrel.

Agree Steve... Problem is. It shoots good with Berrys. Wich I used almost since day one when I tested different ammo. In Norway there is no more Berrys to get. So Im out looking for other bullets... Everything shoots like crap except Hornady HAP. And over here HAP is 2-3 times more expensive... And shooting practical, thats a big ammo increase in expenses. Gunsmith is butting in a new barrel now. The thing is, would it come from production. As a warranty issue. But there is really no answer. No one seen something like it. And Im kind of blamed for polishing my barrel... I dont even know how it would be possible for me to do that without leaving marks of abuse. But... thats how it is some times

Dont have better pictures now. And not so easy to take pictures of it. I know a shoot out barrel is, but the ist not on one side of the barrel... Tis barrel is mirror polished on the right hand side from the chamber and all the way thru the barrel...

There.. hope that the pictures work now..

90% off ammo thru it is Berry´s 180gr copper plated bullets. They actually group just a fraction worse than the Hornady HAP/XTP. Berry´s and HAP still do good groups. But Frontier is crap. I went to buy some Frontier Match bullets (since we are out of Berry´s and I have to find a substitute) and said I hope these are better. The guy at the store asked me about the barrel diameter. So I checked... Thats when I found out. So I´m not sure if its been there from the gun was new or not. The store I bought it in claims that I have had to do some internal polish to it. But a barrel that usually takes 100k+ rounds, how is it possible for me to even polish all the lands on just half the side of the barrel? And what tool would be possible to do that without making marks elsewhere on the barrel... I don´t understand. Marked is the side of the barrel thats the problem. You also see here that there is no lands on that side. Here you see marked where the last lands is... then pollished. I also pulled thru HAP bullet... Where you see marks from the lands on just one side of the bullet. Any ideas to what could make this problem?

Hi I have an 2011 style gun in 40s&w with a rather special barrel problem, I think. It has about 10-15.000 round thru it maximum. Half of the barrel is out of lands, completely polished like a mirror finish. It´s along the right side of the barrel, not across in the start that you normally see in a worn barrel. For me, and the one I´ve talked to, it does not make any sense. Anyone heard of or experienced something familiar problem? Regards Jostein

I´ll go back to corn. Hope they have that the next time Corn dusts also, but dosent stick on the brass like a dusty film. Thanks for the info...

Thanks... Hope I cet corn next time. Like that better. Brass is also much more shiny after. Any pros for walnut compared to corn? Or any other things to try instead of walnut and corn? JB

Hi Just used this for the first time. Used Dillons Corn Cub before. After cleaning, separeting the media and brass, it look like there is a lot of walnut dust on my brass. I did use Dillon polish as I do with Corn Cub. Does it mean I have to put them in a towel for a quick "de-duster"? Anyone got experiance with this? Regards JB