History and efficacy of barrel break-in and cleaning.
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3 comments
Phil Cox
Had a question as to whether cleaning was needed when changing projectiles? That didn’t seem to be addressed in the episode.
Steve
Really good stuff and confirmed what I had been experiencing myself. I’d pretty much given up cleaning centerfire rifles but this brings up a question. What about rimfire? How important is cleaning for a rimfire, specifically, a bolt action? I feel like the answer is, “very important” but I used to think the same thing about centerfire. I’m curious to hear your thoughts and experience.
Toby Stensland
Pretty convincing that you should not clean if you shoot thousands of rounds a year and replace the barrel every year or 2, but what about rifles that fire 100 rounds per year and sit in storage 8 months of the year? Any longer term concerns with not cleaning?