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So I'm anal but only cleaning breech to muzzle never running a rod down the barrel. What are you fanatics think about pulling bore snakes down your baby's ?
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Well coach what u run yer rod down is yer buisness!
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Use whatever gives you a happy ending
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How is that new truck jr
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I use a one peace carbon fiber rod. I've used bore snakes before but I don't feel that they do much. I only clean when accuracy sluffs off so a bore snake will not do the job when it's time
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carbon fiber or plastic coated is what I use.
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I use bore snakes in all my AR's. I just point the muzzle at the ground and feed the snake down the chamber. I never clean anything towards the muzzle.
I run a free spinning carbon rod or a coated rod on all of my bolt guns. The snakes can be a little to aggressive for light cleaning.
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I use a snake after a range session to knock the large stuff out, one or two passes is plenty. I only use the rods when I'm doing a deep cleaning which only happens when I'm putting a gun up for a while or the groups open up (which isn't normally an issue on a hunting rifle).
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Quote from: coachcw on January 18, 2015, 08:41:06 AM
How is that new truck jr
Great so far. Can't Wait for hunting season to see how it handles
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I'm a huge fan of the Otis cleaning kit. Works well, easy to use, no rods, and quick.
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I use bore snakes a lot and like them. I also use rods and brushes when doing a thorough cleaning at the end of the year or after a real nasty hunt, always cleaning towards the muzzle.
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When breaking in a barrel I copper clean it every three to five shots.
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I rarely clean my rifles.
But when I do, I use a bore snake from breech to muzzle.
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What's a bore snake?
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They come free with the purchase of a tikka and/or a vortex..... Grin
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