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<blockquote data-quote="squirrelduster" data-source="post: 448519" data-attributes="member: 9736"><p>I brush both ways and use a chamber guide if possible and scrub both ways. </p><p>I don't like my barrels squicky clean but if it is an AR or M1A or some other semi auto you really need to keep it clean. The carbon and copper build up will reduce reliability and accuracy in most cases.</p><p>Every couple of hundred rounds I clean the barrel really well to make sure I am not getting a build up.</p><p>I would clean a factory barrel better and more frequently than a custom. I have two Hart barrels and they clean up really easy but my TC encore is usually a chore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="squirrelduster, post: 448519, member: 9736"] I brush both ways and use a chamber guide if possible and scrub both ways. I don't like my barrels squicky clean but if it is an AR or M1A or some other semi auto you really need to keep it clean. The carbon and copper build up will reduce reliability and accuracy in most cases. Every couple of hundred rounds I clean the barrel really well to make sure I am not getting a build up. I would clean a factory barrel better and more frequently than a custom. I have two Hart barrels and they clean up really easy but my TC encore is usually a chore. [/QUOTE]
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