Ben,
I learned something about BLL today. I had cleaned my bore to the metal about a week or so ago on my 35 whelen.
I had left my usual sight in about 2 1/2" left and about an inch low the last range trip while i was fooling with other loads and a new bullet.
I figured with a dry lube like BLL i would have to fire a few foul shots before sighting in since i had left no "seasoning" in the bore.
My first 2 shots were right where i left it before deep cleaning the bore. I adjusted the scope up and over to the right and shot the 2 touching and a little right of center @ 100 yds.
I did coat the bore with atf oil after cleaning it the other day. At the range i ran 1 dry patch straight through the bore and the results are just as you see here.
The load was 54 gr. of imr4350 behind a noe 360230 gr. fp for 2200 fps.
I had 12 rounds of this load, but instead of shooting them up for no reason, i kept the remaining 8 in case i get to go hog hunting this spring.
I gave the scope a couple of left clicks and started shooting some pb bullets and light loads of red dot.
I was amazed that the BLL lube didn't seem to care that the bbl. had been deep cleaned at all.
I LOVE this lube!!