Breaking in New Rifle

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Where did you get it? How do you like it? I got one on order and was wondering same thing. On my rifles I do some kind of break in usually and I don't know if it has any benefit at all.
 
Gabe said:
Where did you get it? How do you like it? I got one on order and was wondering same thing. On my rifles I do some kind of break in usually and I don't know if it has any benefit at all.
I ordered it through Pete @ ar15sales.com at the beginning of December... Haven't shot it yet, but it looks awesome.
 
I bought a .243WSSM stainless upper a couple of years ago. Guy said it had to be broken in to meet his accuracy guarantee. I was thinking BS, but went ahead and did it.
It shot just as accurate at the start as it did after the PITA break in regimen.
 
People in the know are now starting to not remove the copper from their barrels anymore, Schuemann doesn't recommend removing copper from their barrels, Clean the powder out yes but not the copper. Todd Hodnett(Accuracy First) cleaned the copper out of one of his long range rifles(1600 meter, .338 Lapua) and said it turned into a shotgun. After 151 rounds of copper build up, it had returned back to the 1/2 moa rifle it had been before the cleaning. I think you will find that if you just shoot it you will get the results you are looking for.
 
Armalite has a strict break in Procedure on there Ar-10 rifles. They want you to shot copper ammo so many rounds run a brush through it then repeat. I will read the actual manual and post it but I did exactly what they said and it made my Ar-10 a tack driver!!


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I did three rounds, bore snake with J-B bore cleaning compound, run a clean bore snake, shoot three rounds, repeat for 200 rounds.
I'm thinking he had stock in Winchester ammo.
At $2 a shot, I spent $400+ for no results.
I reload for it now, so it's a whole lot cheaper.
 
Shoot it and see if it's accurate. If so, keep shooting it. All of mine have gotten that treatment and do very well.
 
threegungeezer said:
People in the know are now starting to not remove the copper from their barrels anymore, Schuemann doesn't recommend removing copper from their barrels, Clean the powder out yes but not the copper. Todd Hodnett(Accuracy First) cleaned the copper out of one of his long range rifles(1600 meter, .338 Lapua) and said it turned into a shotgun. After 151 rounds of copper build up, it had returned back to the 1/2 moa rifle it had been before the cleaning. I think you will find that if you just shoot it you will get the results you are looking for.
If you clean the copper out, it will be redeposited when you shoot after cleaning. Frank on Snipershide says that copper needs to be there, that is why it deposits. So the above cleaning regimen is good. EL
 
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