G'day
I have a question to ask you knowledgeable shooters.
I don't want to start up an argument about should I or shouldn't I clean my Anschutz barrel (for the record I don't clean any of my rimfire barrels until I see the accuracy start to drop off).
But my question relates to testing different types of ammo ,to find that elusive type that my rifle just loves.
Should I clean the barrel between different ammo tests??
In the past I have always fired 15 - 20 rounds before starting an evaluation of that ammo ( this I do to condition the bore to the new ammo)
But lately I have been wondering if the previous ammo's residue in the barrel my be affecting the results ??
Should I be starting with a clean barrel for every test ??
Thankyou for your time.
harro
I have a question to ask you knowledgeable shooters.
I don't want to start up an argument about should I or shouldn't I clean my Anschutz barrel (for the record I don't clean any of my rimfire barrels until I see the accuracy start to drop off).
But my question relates to testing different types of ammo ,to find that elusive type that my rifle just loves.
Should I clean the barrel between different ammo tests??
In the past I have always fired 15 - 20 rounds before starting an evaluation of that ammo ( this I do to condition the bore to the new ammo)
But lately I have been wondering if the previous ammo's residue in the barrel my be affecting the results ??
Should I be starting with a clean barrel for every test ??
Thankyou for your time.
harro