Barrel Break-In (or how to shorten a barrel's useful life)
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Adam Lilja Wrote:Soak a bronze brush in the stuff and brush your bore out and then wait a bit while it soaks and you'll think you killed a smurf.

BHW barrels have no lands and grooves. They demonstate very minimal copper fouling if any at all. My brand new 264 LBC never had any copper fouling to speak of, nor did my 5.56 barrel. They were by far the easiest to clean barrels I ever had. I used Montana Extreme Copper on both, scrubbing with fiber brushes to make sure I wasn't getting blue from the brush, and never really saw any copper at all.

OOPs. Nugginfutz beat me to it!
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Barrel Break-In (or how to shorten a barrel's useful life) - by explorecaves - 03-29-2014, 03:57 AM
Barrel Break-In (or how to shorten a barrel's useful life) - by bwaites - 02-25-2015, 07:47 PM

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