Ok, I just can't get this thought out of my head. We all know that the less residual pressure there is behind a boolit when it exits the muzzle, the easier it is to control any yaw from a less than perfect boolit base. So, with that in mind, would it stand to reason that a massive amount of porting in a barrel to relieve as much pressure as possible would make a barrel easier to shoot cast boolits accurately? I'm thinking along the lines of 6 or 8, maybe 12 holes around a barrel with about 2 or 3 inches of rifled barrel left between the last ports and the muzzle.