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I posted a couple of weeks ago that using liquid graphite had tamed the first shot flyer with my Super Disc. Yesterday I went out to test it in two additional rifles.
#1) Disc Extreme 50 with a history of first shot flyers.
100 BH 209
300 SSTs
Short Black Harvester
#2 ) 45 Cal Master Hunter with horrible flyers.
100 BH 209
200 XTP
Smooth Blue Harvester
Both guns were swabbed with a wet patch, then a dry patch, then liquid graphite was applied at home. I shot two primers prior to loading at the range.
The 50 looks good to go. Not sure what happened on #4. I may have pulled it?
The 45 has me perplexed. This load has shot well in the past. #1 does appear to be out of the group.
Overall, the liquid graphite has completely solved two of the first three problem rifles.
#1) Disc Extreme 50 with a history of first shot flyers.
100 BH 209
300 SSTs
Short Black Harvester
#2 ) 45 Cal Master Hunter with horrible flyers.
100 BH 209
200 XTP
Smooth Blue Harvester
Both guns were swabbed with a wet patch, then a dry patch, then liquid graphite was applied at home. I shot two primers prior to loading at the range.
The 50 looks good to go. Not sure what happened on #4. I may have pulled it?
The 45 has me perplexed. This load has shot well in the past. #1 does appear to be out of the group.
Overall, the liquid graphite has completely solved two of the first three problem rifles.