Al James had it right on, steel and brass react differently because they are different metals (obviously) this happens for some guys when using steel cases in thier revolvers also, the steel case will expand due to pressure of firing and stay that way.. whereas the brass will expand and then...
thank you for the reply, i like to do a bit of research before i go thru with something like this... measure twice cut once sort of thing... hope it turns out to be a good shooter! its just a .22 but i like accuracy in all my firearms, if i get it done in time maybe i can test it out and get in...
after doing my research and shopping around i found an older 10/22 carbine in good condition overall and the price was right, looking to make a nice paper punch out of it without throwing insane amounts of cash at it. i have read elsewhere that simply floating the barrel is a great way to get...