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Reloading
Carbon Removal
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<blockquote data-quote="BrentM" data-source="post: 1895625" data-attributes="member: 61747"><p>It's a hunting rifle, a 6.5 PRC, and likes to be clean. However, it is overkill, but this rifle shoots better cleaner than dirty. So it's nothing to come back from a trip in the mountains and spend 10 minutes removing the carbon. It takes less time to clean this rifle then it does to talk about it on a forum. My PRS rifles are cleaned after a match which run 70-100 or I might forget and run a couple hundred. Either way, I can't go that long on rifles running a can. They hold too much crap inside.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrentM, post: 1895625, member: 61747"] It's a hunting rifle, a 6.5 PRC, and likes to be clean. However, it is overkill, but this rifle shoots better cleaner than dirty. So it's nothing to come back from a trip in the mountains and spend 10 minutes removing the carbon. It takes less time to clean this rifle then it does to talk about it on a forum. My PRS rifles are cleaned after a match which run 70-100 or I might forget and run a couple hundred. Either way, I can't go that long on rifles running a can. They hold too much crap inside. [/QUOTE]
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