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Why to take your muzzle brake off when cleaning your rifle.
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<blockquote data-quote="bill123" data-source="post: 1048350" data-attributes="member: 69116"><p>Thanks for the "timing" replies. </p><p></p><p>Coincidentally, I just got my old barrel back (.308, Varget, 6000+ rounds through it. The Badger has 2 lands ahead of the threads that stop you from screwing the brake all the way to the crow. Hope that makes sense. It would be very hard to get to the crown w/ cleaning tools but soaking the brake the way I mentioned before will remove everything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bill123, post: 1048350, member: 69116"] Thanks for the "timing" replies. Coincidentally, I just got my old barrel back (.308, Varget, 6000+ rounds through it. The Badger has 2 lands ahead of the threads that stop you from screwing the brake all the way to the crow. Hope that makes sense. It would be very hard to get to the crown w/ cleaning tools but soaking the brake the way I mentioned before will remove everything. [/QUOTE]
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