carbon run some patches through until it's dry and then resume shooting for another NUMBER_TOKEN rounds or so and if i do put a brush down a barrel i will only put a nylon brush down the barrel so my break-in procedure is very simple inspect the bore make sure there's no obstructions run a wet patch through it run some dry patches through it start zeroing your rifle and just shoot the gun now i know people are gonna say in the comments oh that's crazy you gotta get the copper out of there the copper filing will screw up your accuracy and all this other stuff i've destroyed barrels so i learned over time and also surfing the forums that really what gayle mcmillan said one of the greatest barrel makers in history he's passed on but gail was one of the best and i'm sure you've heard of mcmillan rifles and i'm going to post a link to a discussion that talks about gail and what he said about barrel break-ins and he'll tell you or he would have told you what i just told you when i opened this video up take your gun out and shoot it it's going to shoot the best if you have a good high quality barrel it's going to shoot the best from that first round and it's only going to get worse until the barrel wears out okay now with that being said if you get a barrel from an ok barrel manufacturer where the tooling isn't kept sharp and their tolerances are such that they'll allow the barrels to get a little bit sloppy generally speaking those types of rifles will shoot better after you put NUMBER_TOKEN or NUMBER_TOKEN rounds to them that's what i call settling the barrel in and then it's going to shoot its best until it starts to shoot itself out why because you're going to have burrs and imperfections in the barrel they're more pronounced than in a barrel that's more high quality a higher end barrel okay so in the united states we do cutting of the barrels most typically so we'll ream the chamber and we'll cut the barrel with a tool and put the riflings in the barrel hammer forging has been popular in europe since post world war ii but we're starting to see hammer forging become popular in the united states my daniel defense uh bolt action rifle it is a hammer forged rifle and it shoots lights out just like my bagara and this has a spanish made barrel in it so anyway as it comes to break-ins i don't do a break-in i don't do the fire one clean one fire two clean two and i will never ever ever put any type of metal brush through my barrel and i definitely will not use stainless steel brushes i've seen on the market i won't use one of those stupid tornado brushes that's supposed to get everything out of the board that is a great way to destroy a quality barrel if you have a nice barrel so with that being said let's talk a little bit about the cleaning procedures that i do on rifles like this and maintain sub-minute accuracy if you're like me and you carry a handgun every single day for self-defense you may want to get yourself some insurance concealed
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