Breaking in a barrel

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I found working the bore with a jag, tight fitting patches and some rubbing compound or bore paste before ever firing made it very easy to clean. Got lots of black crud out of the bore. I did this way more than 10 strokes, more like 50-100, changing swab when it was black. I did not bother with one direction either, I pushed the abrasive swab back and forth.
 
I found working the bore with a jag, tight fitting patches and some rubbing compound or bore paste before ever firing made it very easy to clean. Got lots of black crud out of the bore. I did this way more than 10 strokes, more like 50-100, changing swab when it was black. I did not bother with one direction either, I pushed the abrasive swab back and forth.

Hate to tell you this, jeepmor, but that "black crud" is metal. Using an abrasive like that is not a smart thing to do, especially 50-100 times.:eek:

Don
 
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