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Old July 31, 2022, 11:46 AM   #26
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Throat erosion, if caught early enough, is relatively easy to mitigate with the Tubbs system to extend barrel life. I know some .308 gas gun guys who use the Tubbs system every 3K and get 15K out of their barrels.
What accuracy do they get after 15,000 rounds?

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Old July 31, 2022, 06:22 PM   #27
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Tubb himself claims match accuracy is maintained that long. Guys were experimenting with very shallow throat angles (Harold Vaughn, for one) of 0.75° for a time and claimed it was good for accuracy, and it appears to me from Tubb's cutaway photos, that the Throat Maintenance System may turn a worn throat into one resembling those shallow angle throats. Tubb says he does get other match shooters to test his stuff, but I don't recall who may have tested his Final Finish and Throat Maintenance Systems, if I ever knew. He may mention names in some of his YouTube videos.
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Old July 31, 2022, 06:39 PM   #28
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I have used the Tubb System to break in a barrel, makes for a quick 10 round breakin. Never used it for restoring one, I may have to try it this fall on a .223 that is getting long in the tooth, err throat
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