Bullseye
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I would like to understand why the lube in a groove of a bullet, being behind lead to barrel contact works.
I don't see what good the forward part of the bullet benefits from being lubed in the recessed ring as it travels down the barrel.
It would only be getting lubed on the rear part of the bullet on the travel, right?
Now I don't know much but I was guessing that maybe once a bullet is fired the lube is heated and blasted forward before the forward part of the bullet reaches the forcing cone at the rear of the barrel.
Is that what happens?
Thanks
I don't see what good the forward part of the bullet benefits from being lubed in the recessed ring as it travels down the barrel.
It would only be getting lubed on the rear part of the bullet on the travel, right?
Now I don't know much but I was guessing that maybe once a bullet is fired the lube is heated and blasted forward before the forward part of the bullet reaches the forcing cone at the rear of the barrel.
Is that what happens?
Thanks