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I have a new kimber rifle that I was wondering if bore coating it would be beneficial. Do you think by bore coating a rifle that needs cleaning very frequently(browning 7mag)to retain accuracy would allow more shots between cleaning.
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A little searching will show wonders.
As to the questions, directly:
Yes, it'd be beneficial, to both, and for at least the reason cited in the last question.
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I have had some good results by properly conditioning with Moly.
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Never seen a rifle that needed cleaning.
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Never seen a rifle that needed cleaning. Given the fact you don't shoot anything and just type BS on a key board, that is not surprising. You dumbphuck.
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Thanks for the replies I have done some research just looking for reassurance
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UBC is all good. Won't turn a dog into a blue ribbon winner, but it'll be a cleaner dog! 
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I'm gonna try it. Hopefully can't hurt. MD says it's good.
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FWIW, I run it in most my stuff, and in heavy foulers, it has proven to be a winner. On the higher end tubes, it has made cleaning a breeze, and I have noticed a few extra FPS.
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I treated a 7mm08 700 Mtn Guide and it only takes two patches wetted with Butch's bore shine and a few dry patches to clean it. In addition, I haven't cleaned my muzzleloader barrel in 2 years.
Works as advertised.
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Thanks for your responses I order some UBC I will try it in several rifles I hope it works half as well for me as it has for you guy
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It will let you shoot more rounds between needed cleaning. My 7 REM. MAG. has an E.R.Shaw bbl. and I clean it about every 150 rounds.
Doug Burche Gun coating with Dyna Coat and CeraKote Dyna Bore Coat,Because barrel cleaning SUCKS. www.dynamicfinishes.com
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