[Guest]

I know they say you shouldn't, but it goes against everything I do with my other guns.

Bout every 500 rounds or so I run a brush and a little solvent through it, but I still feel like I should clean it thoroughly after each use.

What does everyone else do here and how often??

 

[Guest]

I was cleaning mine with CLP and a brush (or bore snake) after every outing.
They say you shouldn't?

 

[Guest]

who says you shouldn't clean a chrome lined barrel ?????????
Clean it like any other.

 

[Guest]

CLP, bore brush and patches eveytime after the range.

 

[Guest]

well i think the agreement is that that is nonsense

 

[Guest]

Guess I must be dreaming. Thought I read that on AR15.com that too much cleaning if chrome-lined barrels would shorten barrel life and you didn't need to clean unless the accuracy started to suffer.

So I am good with Hoppes and a bronze bore brush after each shooting session??

 

[Guest]

I use a BoreSnake myself, but a bronze brush works all the same.

 

[Guest]

Guess I must be dreaming. Thought I read that on AR15.com that too much cleaning if chrome-lined barrels would shorten barrel life and you didn't need to clean unless the accuracy started to suffer.

Chrome is very hard. You might be thinking of the stainless steel barrels.

 

[Guest]

M-Pro7 and a boresnake normally between 200 - 400 rounds.