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<blockquote data-quote="Nathanial" data-source="post: 102854" data-attributes="member: 2951"><p>My routine on break in is to clean after every shot until my cold bore shot groups shrink down to</p><p>a respectable size. Some barrels have shot sub MOA from the start though and break in was</p><p>judged by how fast clean up became. With a good premium barrel such as Rock, Obermeyer,</p><p>Broughton (the three I use the most) and others, break in has taken no more that 35 shots. Most</p><p>of mine clean up with 2-3 patches. </p><p></p><p>One thing I have started to do is use the GRAFOIL treatment in my new barrels. It seems to make</p><p>the process of break in easier and quicker in my experience. After break in copper is noticeably</p><p>reduced and clean up is a breeze.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nathanial, post: 102854, member: 2951"] My routine on break in is to clean after every shot until my cold bore shot groups shrink down to a respectable size. Some barrels have shot sub MOA from the start though and break in was judged by how fast clean up became. With a good premium barrel such as Rock, Obermeyer, Broughton (the three I use the most) and others, break in has taken no more that 35 shots. Most of mine clean up with 2-3 patches. One thing I have started to do is use the GRAFOIL treatment in my new barrels. It seems to make the process of break in easier and quicker in my experience. After break in copper is noticeably reduced and clean up is a breeze. [/QUOTE]
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