mark-hunter
AH legend
Dear Colleagues,
I was not able to find separate thread on this subject, so I opened this one.
Some rifle makers reccomend break in of the barrel, and some dont.
Those who recommend, usually give some procedures of number of shots to be done, then followed up by cleaning before next sequence of shots..
However, I was not able to find information what cleaning means?
Does it mean usual cleaning using ordinary brushes and gun oil spray?
Or, does it mean full cleaning treatment using some copper solvent, drying the barrel, followed by gun oil spray, and drying the barrel?
I tend to beleive it is the second option, to remove all copper fouling, before firing next sequence of break in shots.
But I am not certain.
You thoughts and advise, please?
Many thanks in advance
I was not able to find separate thread on this subject, so I opened this one.
Some rifle makers reccomend break in of the barrel, and some dont.
Those who recommend, usually give some procedures of number of shots to be done, then followed up by cleaning before next sequence of shots..
However, I was not able to find information what cleaning means?
Does it mean usual cleaning using ordinary brushes and gun oil spray?
Or, does it mean full cleaning treatment using some copper solvent, drying the barrel, followed by gun oil spray, and drying the barrel?
I tend to beleive it is the second option, to remove all copper fouling, before firing next sequence of break in shots.
But I am not certain.
You thoughts and advise, please?
Many thanks in advance