I enquired about a bore-guide from an address on, benchrest.com, I think it was.
This is his [email protected]
good luck
This is his [email protected]
good luck
Yea thats the one Im looking for...The one that takes the place of your bolt.SemperFi said:You will like your new rifle! A bore guide is a must. I have one that inserts at the muzzle but they make them that insert from the receiver?
abadrs said:I know this may sound stupid ...but why would you want a muzzle bore guide ? I have always been told you always clean from the chamber out and you never pull back over the crown ? I'm new to decent bolt guns so hopefully this doesn't sound to dumb...lol
SemperFi said:abadrs said:I know this may sound stupid ...but why would you want a muzzle bore guide ? I have always been told you always clean from the chamber out and you never pull back over the crown ? I'm new to decent bolt guns so hopefully this doesn't sound to dumb...lol
I've read that as well. But the way I clean, I don't think it makes much difference at least for me. I use nylon brushes. Cleaning from the chamber out, requires a cleaning rod that is about 12" longer than the barrel.
You might need to brush the bore some more, it should only take a few patches to get it cleaned out after the brush has done it's work. What kind of solvent/cleaner are you using?abadrs said:yea I always clean my new ones also. It seems like they fired a whole box while testing mine. I've never seen a new gun so dirty. I have brushed it and ran about 30 patches out the barrel and I'm still getting dirt on the patches.