Thread replies: 13
Thread images: 5
Thread images: 5
sup /k/
so i've been cleaning my glock and i noticed some kind of fouling i believe, toward the end of the barrel, like 1 inch from the crown. I've been trying to get rid of it with milfoam forrest and glock polymer brush, adding some ballistol to the mix too, but it does not go off.
what do i do wrong?
>>
oh, forgot to mention, it only appears in the rifling
>>
>>33858354
>boobs
Run a metal brush through there a few times then run patches through until clean
And shoot jacketed ammo
>>
>>33858368
I've been shooting fmj only, except ~10 jhp
will have to get a metal brush then
>>
here's a picture i managed to take
>>
another one to depict a full picture
>>
>>33858354
You bought a glock.
>>
and third, last one
>>
>>33858698
>>33858721
I dont see any fouling
>>
>>33858422
>will have to get a metal brush then
Might as well get some thermite. That'll take care of it even better.
>>
File: bigger_bait.jpg (5KB, 224x225px) Image search:
[Google]
5KB, 224x225px
>>33858756
>>
>>33858354
Your using bimetallic jacketted bullets
Stop it.
Or buy a better barrel.
I love my glocks but the quality compared to the aftermarket is really bad out of the box
>>
>>33858847
I've shot S&B most of the times, about 3 packs of maxxtech and reloads made of cheapest components.
Is there a way to get rid of it?
Thread posts: 13
Thread images: 5
Thread images: 5