Guilty!




FWIW,

this child don't do the standard barrel break in proceedure.



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I typically will take a "new to me" rifle and set up on a rest and do 50 to 100 strokes through the barrel with a bronze bore brush coated with a JB/Kroil mixture, using a bore guide coated rod. After 20 strokes or so, I wipe the rod down and go back to swabbing. I usually change the brush after 50 or so strokes if I'm gonna do more.




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I come back with cotton patches and only push from receiver to muzzle only. Don't pull the dirty patch back through the barrel. After patches are mostly clean i will check with wipe-out/patch out to determine if I'm down to bare metal. If so, then I run a couple kroil soaked patches and I'm good to go foul in the barrel


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Can't prove that it works,

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but what the hey!


After I hunt I may run a Kroil patch back through the barrel.

Figure it ought to be good for at least 60 rounds or whenever I notice accuracy falling off.



ya!


GWB


A Kill Artist. When I draw, I draw blood.