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<blockquote data-quote="Remi" data-source="post: 5733140" data-attributes="member: 21887"><p>Could definitely be the scope but I'd clean it really good, ditch the bore butter and retest for accuracy. If accuracy is back then it was junk in the rifling Like I had with plastic. If accuracy doesn't return I'd look at trading scopes. I thought my scope went bad but before I pulled it I did the acetone soak. </p><p></p><p>I had a friend go round and round with one, bad scope, etc etc. His turned out to be a leaded bore from TC maxiballs. Once the lead was removed accuracy returned. </p><p></p><p>My muzzleloader barrels aren't made by Lodge cast iron so I can't see them seasoning. Gunk builds up in the lands and grooves just like on cast iron pans and pretty soon you don't have enough engagement to promote accuracy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Remi, post: 5733140, member: 21887"] Could definitely be the scope but I’d clean it really good, ditch the bore butter and retest for accuracy. If accuracy is back then it was junk in the rifling Like I had with plastic. If accuracy doesn’t return I’d look at trading scopes. I thought my scope went bad but before I pulled it I did the acetone soak. I had a friend go round and round with one, bad scope, etc etc. His turned out to be a leaded bore from TC maxiballs. Once the lead was removed accuracy returned. My muzzleloader barrels aren’t made by Lodge cast iron so I can’t see them seasoning. Gunk builds up in the lands and grooves just like on cast iron pans and pretty soon you don’t have enough engagement to promote accuracy. [/QUOTE]
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