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Thread: Your average gun cleaning time?
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June 21st, 2013, 09:29 AM #51Banned
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June 21st, 2013, 10:24 PM #52Member
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Re: Your average gun cleaning time?
No no, only once when I first got them. They all had great bores just dark groves, used the non-embedding bore cleaner on a jag with some kroil, got the groves really clean did not take much maybe ten strokes (I don't really remember but it wasn't much) and maybe 5 or 6 more in the first ten inches in front of the chamber. Then used the bore brite to actually polish the bore did about 5 or 6 strokes TOTAL and never since.
I've read that serious benchrest shooters use it though in between strings and it seems to be easy enough to use, I had no problems getting it out of the gun afterwords just did some clean patches, then a wet one with hoppes and clean till dry. It seemed to make a difference in the ease of cleaning after I was done though if you take my meaning. I still shoot a lot of cheap milsurp corrosive stuff though, usually just wet it down with windex but I just took delivery of some BC Muzzle Magic which I have heard is great for the stuff so I am going to try that next, seems like an easier thing to take to the range than carrying a windex bottle (I guess I could get myself a little squeeze bottle but I'm lazy)
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June 23rd, 2013, 06:23 PM #53Member
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Re: Your average gun cleaning time?
Actually the first one I did I'm pretty sure I just used a loop jag and some never dull, and the bore was REALLY nice afterwords and my groups improved a lot once the gun was warm. The one I free floated before I polished the bore showed a real improvement after the polish.
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June 23rd, 2013, 08:01 PM #54Senior Member
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Re: Your average gun cleaning time?
I just figured out why it takes some people 15 mins to clean their guns. My buddy asked me to evaluate a gun he was going to buy off another buddy, I took it apart swabbed some parts and it was about as dirty as one of my guns was after I shoot them. I called the guy up and he told me he had just cleaned it and hadn't shot it in weeks. I guess what I consider cleaning is a little different....
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June 23rd, 2013, 09:22 PM #55Grand Member
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Re: Your average gun cleaning time?
It probably takes me an hour to clean a pistol, maybe longer for a rifle. I take my time.
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