Soooo, I'm just about to start shooting (might be tomorrow if my buddy can go).
I have a RPR in 6.5CM. I've read a bunch of things about how to properly break in a brand new rifle.
One suggested shooting a single round, then running a dry boresnake through it, then another round, boresnake, etc. for the first 10 rounds, then a boresnake every 2 rounds for another 10, then 4, then 8, etc.
Another said fire five rounds, then lightly oil the inside.
Yet another said don't bother with it at all. Just shoot normally, then clean at the end.
I bought a boresnake, not a rod. When using a boresnake, you are supposed to put cleaner just before the bristles. How do you know when you have sufficiently cleaned the barrel?
I have a RPR in 6.5CM. I've read a bunch of things about how to properly break in a brand new rifle.
One suggested shooting a single round, then running a dry boresnake through it, then another round, boresnake, etc. for the first 10 rounds, then a boresnake every 2 rounds for another 10, then 4, then 8, etc.
Another said fire five rounds, then lightly oil the inside.
Yet another said don't bother with it at all. Just shoot normally, then clean at the end.
I bought a boresnake, not a rod. When using a boresnake, you are supposed to put cleaner just before the bristles. How do you know when you have sufficiently cleaned the barrel?