ChCx2744
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Hello. I have a question about my AR when I load a round. When I load a round into the chamber, something in the feed ramp or chamber area puts a scratch or two on the bullet. I'm not sure if it's the feed ramps doing the scratching or the chamber, but the bullet gets scratched and it happens each time I load a round, I think even when the gun cycles with every round. This doesn't affect the gun's performance in any way, but I'm curious if these scratches could cause any difference in accuracy, the bullet's trajectory or velocity? I don't know if the scratches are deep enough to cause any noticeable changes, but it's a rifle and accuracy is paramount to me. There should be pictures at the bottom. Also, be advised, that the scratches you see in the picture are only the length of the scratches, closer to the tip of the bullet under the left scratch is a large, serrated gash that you can't see. Any advice or information is appreciated.