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milburn · 07-17-2012, 12:35 AM

I thank you for the answers given, but also wish to state that I know enough about firearms to know that the only real "cure" for my problem is to reline the bbl, and there is no magic "cure-all to restore a pitted bore. I do plan to take it to the range soon and check out the grouping.

But, if you will re-read ny first post, I stated that I had read last night about a poster with a similar problem, and the answer given
was to run a box/half box of a specific type of 9 MM through the bbl and see if there was any improvement after cleaning.The answer given was not all that esterotic, I just forgot to write the type down. It may hav been as simple as a FMJ round.

I thought that someone else may have seen this current post and could re-direct me to it. Thanks again for the tips.

07-17-2012, 12:35 AM	#5
milburn User Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 22 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 3 Posts	ammo I thank you for the answers given, but also wish to state that I know enough about firearms to know that the only real "cure" for my problem is to reline the bbl, and there is no magic "cure-all to restore a pitted bore. I do plan to take it to the range soon and check out the grouping. But, if you will re-read ny first post, I stated that I had read last night about a poster with a similar problem, and the answer given was to run a box/half box of a specific type of 9 MM through the bbl and see if there was any improvement after cleaning.The answer given was not all that esterotic, I just forgot to write the type down. It may hav been as simple as a FMJ round. I thought that someone else may have seen this current post and could re-direct me to it. Thanks again for the tips.