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Originally Posted by BowhuntnHoosier
TYPICAL?????? None of my other guns have these so called typical deposits(or the blonde hair). lol
2 Glock 19s are clean and smooth as is Ruger LC9.
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I can't speak to the Ruger, but Glocks don't have rifling lands. Therefore, they may not form the deposits in question. But, this surely isn't the first time we've seen similar pictures.
I also notice what appears to be leading on the edges of the rifling land at about 2:30.
Brand new barrels sometimes need to get smoothed out by shooting. The barrel that caused me the most grief from leading was a product of an internationally reknowned maker. While most barrel clean up in 200 or so rounds, that one took over 400.