Time to start cleaning
#1
Time to start cleaning
Well I went out and shot off the load I had in my 45 for over 2 weeks. It went off without any problem punching a hole at 12:00 on a 2" dot about 1" high at 50 yds.
But I figured as long as I was going to have a muzzie to clean, I may as well make sure my two 50 cal flinters were on for the late season. Both put their groups right where they should be. Looks like I'll be spending at least the next hour or socleaning them all up. But I consider it a labor of love.
But I figured as long as I was going to have a muzzie to clean, I may as well make sure my two 50 cal flinters were on for the late season. Both put their groups right where they should be. Looks like I'll be spending at least the next hour or socleaning them all up. But I consider it a labor of love.
#2
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Posts: 10,917
RE: Time to start cleaning
I know how you feel. I do a pretty good "range cleaning" when I'm finished shooting, with the expectation of a full break down cleaning at home the next day. But I always seem tohave a hard time getting going on the full cleaning. But once I do get started I kind of enjoy it.