So I've watched numerous videos regarding barrel break in. Some say to swab the barrel after every round fired up so a certain number of rounds. Others recommend after every third shot. I just replaced my factory S&W M&P barrel with a Bear Creek Arsenal. Nothing super special, just a .223 Wylde.
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Qaulity barrels are hand lapped the barrel break in stuff is all garbage.
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Kinda what I thought. Thanks!Originally Posted by coachk12
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I’ve also heard this. Never have I ever done these ridiculous rituals for breaking in a barrel. Maybe it does maybe it doesn’t but I guess in the end it’s all up to the user
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I shoot it, take it home, put it somewhere and drink beer. Then take it back to the range when it’s convenient, shoot it more, take it home, put it somewhere, drink more beer, plan another range trip, think about cleaning it but don’t, go shoot it, bring it home, drink more beer, then maybe clean it before I shoot it again.
I was raised by gun cleaning nazi's (State Troopers) I feel like a bad parent if a gun sits dirty for more than a day... [emoji6]
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With today's modern primers and propellents you do more damage with the cleaning rod than anything.
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That's why I quit using rods and went to bore snakes.
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I just don't see how a dry boresnake cleans anything
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It's not used dry. Bore cleaner is put on one portion of the snake and oil is put on the tail end. Works super slick!Sent from my SM-J727V using Tapatalk
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