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[HappyNanoq]

En interessant lille skrivelse omkring barrel break-in

http://www.snipercountry.com/articles/ba...kin_II.asp

Lidt overraskende måske. :

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According to Mike Rock, and the other barrel manufactures agreed, all you need to avoid this metal-to-metal contact is a good burnish in the barrel. Shilen, Hart and Rock Creek will all void your barrel warranty if you shoot moly bullets and for good reason. This is not to say that moly is necessarily bad for a barrel, but it is when applied to bullets.

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With the barrel burnished with moly, this will prevent any metal-to-metal contact during the barrel break-in process. My instructions for barrel break-in were quite simple. Shoot 20 rounds (non-moly bullets) with no cleaning, as this will further burnish the barrel. Done! Now shoot and clean using your regular regimen of cleaning and if you have to use JB's or flitz type products, go very easy with them, or better yet avoid them. Never clean down to bare metal. He said most of the cleaning products do a great job, don't be afraid to use a brush and go easy on the ammonia-based products for removing copper fouling. Basically don't let the ammonia-based products remain in the barrel for long lengths of time.

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Personligt er jeg splitterravende sidelæns, og mener at det stort set er religion - hvorvidt man skyder 1skud, rens, 1 skud... gentager x gange... skyder 3 skud rens... eller 5 skud, rens... eller.... eller eller...

Ingen kan give det definitive svar på... hvad har et løb behov for.

Og hvor meget af det kan henføres til den korrekte... eller ikke korrekte... barrel break-in, som ikke kan henføres til fejl i produktionslinien.

Polarbears walk a lonely path..

But we sometimes do kick back, relaxes and downs a beer. =o)