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Krankin said:
nice...but in reality what are you to do with it???? at $180 a box of ammo...cheaper to buy a whole lamb for the spit.
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That price is for the Lapua ammo, it is basicly all hand made loads. You can buy just normal .338 ammo for about $60 a box, so it is still a bit pricey but as Dave said its just another toy and he who dies with the most toys wins. LOL
 
equipt said:
That price is for the Lapua ammo, it is basicly all hand made loads. You can buy just normal .338 ammo for about $60 a box, so it is still a bit pricey but as Dave said its just another toy and he who dies with the most toys wins. LOL
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yeah, but no good dying without having played.....


$60 is fairly avg for 30cal ammo these days.
 
Krankin said:
Is that Balanglo SF...
Hmmmm....your not disposing of bodies by any chance??
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Yes it is, and ahh... No?? Why would I do such a thing
 
Krankin said:
yeah, but no good dying without having played.....

$60 is fairly avg for 30cal ammo these days.
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The old bloke always told
Me "You don't get buried with a box trailer of your toys, but you do get buried with experience"
 
Ok boys question time!

I'm receiving my first rifle in around a month. It's a brand spanker! (.22mag fvss)
I would like to know your process for running in a new barrel?
That might include tips tricks brands of products etc. I haven't got anything yet. if you can't list it in points or numbers that'd be great.
Ive read enough to know I am going to find myself some bore guides to help the process.

Cheers guys. Feel free to pm me if it's easier!!
 
mike1303 said:
Ok boys question time!

I'm receiving my first rifle in around a month. It's a brand spanker! (.22mag fvss)
I would like to know your process for running in a new barrel?
That might include tips tricks brands of products etc. I haven't got anything yet. if you can't list it in points or numbers that'd be great.
Ive read enough to know I am going to find myself some bore guides to help the process.

Cheers guys. Feel free to pm me if it's easier!!
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its that time again
 

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its that time again
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No need for that mate, with 21 odd pages it's hard to find the time to read every post in the hope of finding a sliver of info.

Simply list your own process there is no need for others to comment on your answer. It's pretty straight forward
 
mike1303 said:
No need for that mate, with 21 odd pages it's hard to find the time to read every post in the hope of finding a sliver of info.

Simply list your own process there is no need for others to comment on your answer. It's pretty straight forward
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take it easy ..FMD.....if your so knowledgable why ask us...

its simple, your going to get a gazillion different answers...can o worms....

you can read how many pages you like.....theres no comment of your question in this forum...
 
Krankin said:
take it easy ..FMD.....if your so knowledgable why ask us...

its simple, your going to get a gazillion different answers...can o worms....

you can read how many pages you like.....theres no comment of your question in this forum...
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Do you have a response to my question?
 
Firstly, check for no bore obstructions and thenclean out whatever factory packaging rust preventative is in the bore...



then you can either:



1..just use it ...clean it every 5 years, if u can be bothered.

2..just use it...clean every time you get home.

3...1 shot...clean, 1 shot, clean....1 shot...clean...for about 10 shots..

there...its run in....whether it means anything beneficial....well thats a "can o worms",

no proof that it does...

I'm in the use it...then clean when get home and oil the bore and gun till next time...


if you have .17 cal or a barrel burner like say a .223WSSM or 25/06 you will need to just clean out the bore of residue more often..

if you are using copper jacketed projies, which i think all 22wmr's are, just keep an eye out for copper fouling, and clean as nessesary..tho I believe copper fouling with 22wmr's is not a problem.

Hoppe's is a good product with many different cleaners/oils.
 
Krankin said:
Firstly, check for no bore obstructions and thenclean out whatever factory packaging rust preventative is in the bore...

then you can either:

1..just use it ...clean it every 5 years, if u can be bothered.

2..just use it...clean every time you get home.

3...1 shot...clean, 1 shot, clean....1 shot...clean...for about 10 shots..

there...its run in....whether it means anything beneficial....well thats a "can o worms",

no proof that it does...

I'm in the use it...then clean when get home and oil the bore and gun till next time...

if you have .17 cal or a barrel burner like say a .223WSSM or 25/06 you will need to just clean out the bore of residue more often..

if you are using copper jacketed projies, which i think all 22wmr's are, just keep an eye out for copper fouling, and clean as nessesary..tho I believe copper fouling with 22wmr's is not a problem.

Hoppe's is a good product with many different cleaners/oils.
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Thanks for that.

Wasn't so hard yea?
 
Hi Fella's

I use Hoppe's bench rest solvent or Sweets 7.62 solvent on my rifle bores.All good.In my
F class rifle I only clean the barrel once or twice a year as it shoots better with a dirty barrel.I dont why it just does

Shane
 

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