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Re: Thoughts on breaking in a new rifle [Re: robert.d12] #7918010
08/01/23 02:20 PM
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Do whatever the manufacturer recommends.

Custom, hand lapped barrels probably need nothing but a good initial cleaning.

Mass produced factory barrels can probably benefit to some extent from some sort of break in procedure.

Re: Thoughts on breaking in a new rifle [Re: robert.d12] #7918014
08/01/23 02:31 PM
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Shoot it, clean it. Repeat as necessary. Don't overthink it.
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