Unlock the potential of your rim-fire rifle or handgun!
FinalFinish™ .22 can have an impressive effect on small-bore firearms. Many production .22 rimfire rifles and pistols have much more potential for accuracy than their barrels allow.
Rimfire barrels respond very well to our exclusive multi-stage FinalFinish™ polishing treatment. Our tests have shown that some of the greatest enhancements documents for FinalFinish™ have come from treated .22 rimfires.
We’re not saying that FinalFinish™ can create a match barrel overnight but we have seen factory barrels surpass custom barrel status following a treatment. With good ammunition, group size reductions of over half are common.
Since we’re shooting lead bullets, a smoother, polished bore means far less lead buildup. That will greatly extend the number of rounds that can be fired at optimum accuracy. Barrels also clean up much easier after a FinalFinish™ .22 treatment.
We also recommend FinalFinish™ .22 for use in that old favorite rimfire that’s had a few too many rounds put through it. After FinalFinish™ you might think it’s been rebarreled! Additionally, even the most expensive competition firearms gain from proportioned use of the FinalFinish™ .22. For these firearms we recommend using a few rounds of the finer compound bullets.
Since its loaded ammunition, using it couldn’t be easier. For a production rimfire barrel, clean the barrel before you start, shoot all 100 FinalFinish™ rimfire rounds in order, and then clean again when you’re through.
You’re done!
WHICH SYSTEM IS BEST FOR ME?
FinalFinish™ offers more thorough smoothing and polishing though its progressive combination of compounds for factory production barrels. TMS™ utilizes one very fine grade compound as a polishing agent for custom hand-lapped barrels and for factory barrels that have been previously treated with FinalFinish™. FinalFinish™ .22 use must be apportioned to attain desired results in match barrels.
Here are before and after photos taken through a borescope of the effect of FinalFinish™ .22 on a factory Savage rimfire barrel. Photos courtesy of Steve Boelter, author of The Rifleman’s Guide To Rimfire Ammunition.