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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    What sort of issues arise from over cleaning? I normally solvent and then oil. Is it better to solvent occasionally and just oil the barrel. It's a blued barrel if that helps.

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    Barrel damage and throat/muzzle wear are the things most of us cannot see and cannot quantify including myself but if it is good enough for top ranking bench resters to not clean it is good enough for me.
    As said previously any blued centerfire barrel I own will at the very least be wet patched with oil before safe.
    S/S hunting rifle if used in dry conditions back in the safe untouched, if wet oiled but then shot again as soon as possible.
    Some barrels just dont like being clean and you can end up endlessly chasing your tail until you figure out the love of your life only really performs when she is a dirty girl.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Barrel damage and throat/muzzle wear are the things most of us cannot see and cannot quantify including myself but if it is good enough for top ranking bench resters to not clean it is good enough for me.
    As said previously any blued centerfire barrel I own will at the very least be wet patched with oil before safe.
    S/S hunting rifle if used in dry conditions back in the safe untouched, if wet oiled but then shot again as soon as possible.
    Some barrels just dont like being clean and you can end up endlessly chasing your tail until you figure out the love of your life only really performs when she is a dirty girl.
    Ah. Makes sense. I will give it a go and see how I go..

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Some barrels just dont like being clean and you can end up endlessly chasing your tail until you figure out the love of your life only really performs when she is a dirty girl.
    Now you're just confusing me!
    Surely if she likes being a dirty girl that means I should be stroking my (cleaning) rod in and out repeatedly as often as possible!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cigar View Post
    Now you're just confusing me!
    Surely if she likes being a dirty girl that means I should be stroking my (cleaning) rod in and out repeatedly as often as possible!
    Nah mate, too big. She likes the short little ones that go real fast

 

 

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