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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 273111" data-attributes="member: 704">I don't think you could extract a case if there was an obstruction that large in the chamber.&nbsp; Check before you shoot again.&nbsp; I have only seen that type of dent from to much lube and often with dies that don't have a hole in the side to allow air to escape.&nbsp; I however don't think it's your accuracy problem.&nbsp; So many cleaners these days say they remove copper fouling, but do a very poor job, or damage the crown when a drop forms at the end of the barrel and you let it set to dissolve more copper.&nbsp; The best and safest I have found to date is Wipe Out.&nbsp; I like the Wipe Out foam and let it set overnight. Follow that up with a carbon solvent then checks it one more time with a copper solvent.&nbsp; My Savage barrels are very accurate, but build up copper extremely fast.&nbsp; Fast as in accuracy drops off after 50 rounds.&nbsp; I replaced them with criterion barrels and they show very little copper after 300 rounds.Normally it's the shoulder that dents from to much lube not the side of the case, but?????</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 273111, member: 704"] I don't think you could extract a case if there was an obstruction that large in the chamber. Check before you shoot again. I have only seen that type of dent from to much lube and often with dies that don't have a hole in the side to allow air to escape. I however don't think it's your accuracy problem. So many cleaners these days say they remove copper fouling, but do a very poor job, or damage the crown when a drop forms at the end of the barrel and you let it set to dissolve more copper. The best and safest I have found to date is Wipe Out. I like the Wipe Out foam and let it set overnight. Follow that up with a carbon solvent then checks it one more time with a copper solvent. My Savage barrels are very accurate, but build up copper extremely fast. Fast as in accuracy drops off after 50 rounds. I replaced them with criterion barrels and they show very little copper after 300 rounds. Normally it's the shoulder that dents from to much lube not the side of the case, but????? [/QUOTE]

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