I do like the way this man thinks....
Breaking in a match barrel
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Re: Breaking in a match barrel
wtfwtf yeh well I'll stick to shoot and clean :cheers:
rebarrelling costs a lot more this side of the pond
Alan
rebarrelling costs a lot more this side of the pond

Alan
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Re: Breaking in a match barrel
I'm with alan on this. Shoot one clean one. for twenty, then shoot some groups whilst cleaning.
I'd like to borescope his barrel after a few shots of heating up like that and seeing the damage.
I'd like to borescope his barrel after a few shots of heating up like that and seeing the damage.
Re: Breaking in a match barrel
Is that regime required for all calibres or just quick ones?spud wrote:I'm with alan on this. Shoot one clean one. for twenty, then shoot some groups whilst cleaning.
I'd like to borescope his barrel after a few shots of heating up like that and seeing the damage.
Re: Breaking in a match barrel
Go to the Krieger Barrels website and see what they say. I use the Kreiger method and get in excess of 10,000 rounds from my .308 target rifle barrels.
The guy in the video now has a properly broken match barrel!
The guy in the video now has a properly broken match barrel!
Re: Breaking in a match barrel
Bartleins take on it here, http://www.bartleinbarrels.com/BreakInCleaning.html my Ackley rifle with 5000 rounds through it ans still shooting 1/2 moa groups out to 300 yards
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