I've been shooting my MAK 90 with the Lee 155 gr. GC bullet (.313" dia.) using WQWW with 14 gr. of 2400 powder. The bore slugged at .312".
Yesterday, while cleaning the rifle, I noticed some leading at the muzzle. Upon further investigation, I found the leading was unique in two respects:
1) The leading was only present from the gas port forward and,
2) The leading seemed to be most concentrated around the rifling that the gas port was drilled into.
This rifle has a chromed bore and chamber, so I really don't know how to resolve this problem.
Shoot some low velocity "lapping loads" through it to smooth out the sharp edge of the gas port, despite the chromed bore?
Don't worry about it and just shoot a few "J words" through it at the end of each training session?
Something else...? Thanks, Tt.