Damage to Crown

[Army]

That's not damage. That barely qualifies as a mar.

[Boarding-Team-Leader]

Photo

Can't really tell with the limited size of your photo, maybe if you posted one a little larger

[J-cat]

A gun with enough damage to the crown to affect accuracy will not be accurate no matter how good the shooter is. There won't be a consistent shot pattern.

check this out - http://www.accuratereloading.com/crownr.html

(this isn't sarcasm) How does it shoot? If you were getting good tight groups before, have they changed? If you're getting good shot groups you haven't damaged it. If you're not let someone you know to be a good shot shoot it. If THEY don't get good groups it probably needs to be recrowned.

Good luck
Jeff

Did you even look at his photo? How can a ding affect the bullet when the ding is nowhere near the edge of the bore?

[Greg-Dawg]

That's not a quality barrel.

[k1dude]

Your gun is ruined. Send it to me for disposal.

[BayAreaShooter]

Your good to go no problem. Shoot away.

[Recession]

Wow what the hell is going on. Was looking at the pic and noticed 2 more dings. These ones scare me even more. Your thoughts?

[OneSevenDeuce]

Dude, it's fine. Relax and have some fun.

[Recession]

Dude, it's fine. Relax and have some fun.

[OneSevenDeuce]

Or don't?

[Spdjunkie]

If this bothers you = :
- Get the Crown Re-Cut by a REPUTABLE/QUALITY Gunsmith
- Get a QUALITY Drop In Aftermarket Barrel

BUT, IMHO: If it shots, Shot It.

BIG ???: How does it shot?
- Not by just you, but mechanically The Pistol = Meaning off a rest/sandbags?

[sequoia_nomad]

The crown is the beveled part at the end of the barrel where the rifling ends. The actual crown is cut off and out of sight in your giant picture, all you have is a little ding on the outside of your barrel. It's nothing, totally a superficial mark.