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I have just test fired my noveske 6.8. i was very happy and had fun shooting it. Now its time to clean. What is everyone using to clean the rifle? I haven't seen any bore brushes out there for 6.8. Will a .270 work?
.270 is just fine. Try to get a hold of a bore guide also.I have just test fired my noveske 6.8. i was very happy and had fun shooting it. Now its time to clean. What is everyone using to clean the rifle? I haven't seen any bore brushes out there for 6.8. Will a .270 work?
It's just good, cheap insurance to buy one. I've read that barrels can be damaged easily.i bought a 24" dewey rod but forgot to get some .270 brushes. Has there been specific problems cleaning without using a boreguide? I use a JP for my 5.56 but I am usually very careful in pressing the cleaning rod down the bore.
Barrels are designed to withstand thousands of pounds of pressure, and you're telling me that they can be damaged easily?It's just good, cheap insurance to buy one. I've read that barrels can be damaged easily.
Bore guides prevent damage to chamber, throat, rifling and crown. They also make it alot easier to clean. Very cheep insurance for any barrel.Barrels are designed to withstand thousands of pounds of pressure, and you're telling me that they can be damaged easily?
Come on now, let's use some common sense here. Personally, I clean rifle barrels from the bore. I use either stainless steel or coated cleaning rods or bore snakes. I've gotten away from aluminum rods because aluminum oxide is extremely abrasive, is harder than ordnance steel, and is bad for the barrel.
On another note, foam cleaners are great! I use them for super duty cleaning if I haven't cleaned that particular rifle barrel in a while. I use Powder Blaster to get all the burnt powder out of everything, then CLP + Bore Snake to clean the barrel.
Jim
Cool. Thanks brother.Get the .270 bore snake, and use a .410 shotgun brush for the chamber.
Jim