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Old 04-06-2008, 06:55 PM   #1
 
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do they have cleaning kits for .22's or something because i need to clean mine and i dont know how
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Old 04-06-2008, 06:58 PM   #2
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If you have a cleaning kit that has interchangable brushes then just pick one up for the .22. Kleenbore and Outers both sell these units and they aren't very expensive.
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There's no reason to ever clean a .22 barrel unless it gets wet or it starts to shoot erratically.
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+1. Cleaned mine a couple times and it would take fifty rounds or so before it would behave again!

Just wipe the outside down witha littleoil, and put it up.
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Old 04-07-2008, 12:26 PM   #5
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First, in reference to the above post, make certain your present rod is suitable for .22. Rifle rods usually come in 2 sizes (now 3 with the 17) for 22 up to 7mm and >7mm.
I tend to agree somewhat on the cleaning issue. Way back in the mid-80s I shot NRA 3 position and 4 position .22 and used a Winchester 52 Target rifle. I had literally thousands of rounds through that bore and never cleaned it. And with the right ammo, it would punch every bullet into the 10X ring if I did my part.
Now with a new rifle, If, it shoots good clean, by all means keep it clean. If at all possible, clean from the breech and not the muzzle.
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so i dont rerally need to do anything with it except wipe it fown and oil the bolt?
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There's no reason to ever clean a .22 barrel unless it gets wet or it starts to shoot erratically.
What about a .22-250 barrel?
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what exactly is a .22-250?
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what exactly is a .22-250?
I think he was being facetious. A .22-250 is a screaming fast centerfire cartridge- far different from a .22 lr
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oh alright lol
so i dont really need to clean it just oil the bolt every once in a while?
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