This may or may not mean anything, but after shooting some 300 cast-bullet handloads through my Python, I found LOTS of leading on the bottom and left side just inside the forcing cone. The other side of the area was clean, as it should be.
Does this sound normal? When revolvers lead, do they usually do it more on one side than the other, or do they usually uniformly lead?
I'm not complaining about leading per se, as I've accepted that there'll probably be some to contend with, but the one-sided leading has me worried that something else may be at work, although I'm not sure what.
DAL
P.S. BTW, I'm shooting fairly mild, I think (I haven't chrono'd them yet), .38 Spl. loads, using a 128 gr. cast bullet over 3.4 to 3.8 grs. of Clays.
Does this sound normal? When revolvers lead, do they usually do it more on one side than the other, or do they usually uniformly lead?
I'm not complaining about leading per se, as I've accepted that there'll probably be some to contend with, but the one-sided leading has me worried that something else may be at work, although I'm not sure what.
DAL
P.S. BTW, I'm shooting fairly mild, I think (I haven't chrono'd them yet), .38 Spl. loads, using a 128 gr. cast bullet over 3.4 to 3.8 grs. of Clays.