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About LinkBacksBeen thinking about this a little lately. Cleaning the barrel after every use is something I have taken seriously. I thought getting the barrel clean for load development meant more consistency, but when you do three or more loads without cleaning that is not really correct.
I'm starting to think (hence old thread revive) perhaps leaving the barrel just with the swipe of oil/clean patch before using approach. This will be a mental challenge.
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