Can someone explain to me how to "season a barrel" is there a right or wrong way to begin shooting a rifle? I generally try to let the barrel cool in between shots, and clean it after every shooting trip. Any advice would help out
Thanks!!
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Everybody has differing ideas so I'll tell you what I do. From 1st to 10th shot,clean between every single shot. Depending on barrel,sometimes this goes to 1st 20 rounds. for the next 10 rounds,clean between every other shot. What this does is burmishes the bore without embedding bullet jacket material and displacing bore steel. It will polish bore safely without risks involved in firelapping.
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I prefer the McCormic's seasoning salt and a little Montreal steak seasoning. slow cook for 5 hours or its chewwy! I'm sorry I just couldn't resist. I know you where serious but I'm not in a serious mood today.
Okay to be serious for a second, shoot and clean for first 10 shots be sure to use a good copper solvent like sweet 7.62.
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Thanks for the help-- I've decided that after cleaning it after every shot I will baste it in a tasty marinade, then season it with a chili rub before smoking it.
Thanks
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The snooty, liberal reporter asked the Army sniper.... "What do you feel every time you take the life of another human being?".... the sniper replied "RECOIL!!"
Thanks for the help-- I've decided that after cleaning it after every shot I will baste it in a tasty marinade, then season it with a chili rub before smoking it.
Thanks
The best way to season it is to coat the bore thoroughly with Crisco, then bake it in a 400-degree oven for an hour......
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