My old Seattle Detonics Combatmaster loves wheelweight 230 gr. RN. I must have shot a thousand or two with never a trace of leading.
Along comes a new Pendergrass, Georgia 9-11-01 in two-tone. Truely a beautiful piece. I fired fifty rounds of the same ammo through it and it took me an hour-and-a-half to scrub out the lead.
I guess I either need to lap the barrel or shoot a bunch of jacketed stuff first. I really don't want to buy all that pretty copper ammo, retirement wages being what they are.
I could make a Rube Goldberg contraption to pushme-pullyou a lead swage up & down the barrel with some fine valve lapping compound on it. Then I could go watch Dancin' with the Stars until it was shiny (Have you seen those outfits those gals wear?).
Suggestions?