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<blockquote data-quote="Radman" data-source="post: 2798065" data-attributes="member: 112033"><p>Rather than post a poll I thought that I would just ask outright: When target shooting how many rounds do you put through your barrel before you see a change in accuracy?</p><p>I know that there are a ton of contributing factors but just ball park, any caliber. </p><p>In my experiences faster muzzle velocities seem to leave cleaner bores. For instance: While a .50 caliber muzzle loader is great for 3 shots then accuracy fades, a .22 rimfire may go 10, 20, 50 or forever with little change. A .22-250 can shoot great for 20 rounds & look shiny clean, until you actually clean it. </p><p>I guess the end result I'm seeking is: Are there certain caliber accuracy's that are affected very little by the number of rounds through a clean barrel verses certain caliber accuracie's that are more sensitive to a dirty bore? Just wondering...no wrong answers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Radman, post: 2798065, member: 112033"] Rather than post a poll I thought that I would just ask outright: When target shooting how many rounds do you put through your barrel before you see a change in accuracy? I know that there are a ton of contributing factors but just ball park, any caliber. In my experiences faster muzzle velocities seem to leave cleaner bores. For instance: While a .50 caliber muzzle loader is great for 3 shots then accuracy fades, a .22 rimfire may go 10, 20, 50 or forever with little change. A .22-250 can shoot great for 20 rounds & look shiny clean, until you actually clean it. I guess the end result I'm seeking is: Are there certain caliber accuracy's that are affected very little by the number of rounds through a clean barrel verses certain caliber accuracie's that are more sensitive to a dirty bore? Just wondering...no wrong answers. [/QUOTE]
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