Leaded Barrel BORESCOPED!!!

What does a leaded barrel look like? I used my Teslong borescope to find out.
This is the borescope I used in the video *affiliate link*
Teslong Rifle Borescope- https://amzn.to/33hJcid

0:00 Introduction
0:48 Back story
5:10 Leaded Barrel Borescope
6:56 Clean Barrel Borescope
8:06 About The Borescope
10:48 Leaded/Clean Barrel Side by Side

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