Thread: AR15 THE DIRTER THE BETTER

I presume that after you've "cleaned" it you use a dry patch before you fire it again?

I use synthetic oils like M-Pro 7,Breakfree CLP and Tetra Gun in my AR15 and Mini 14. The most important thing is to dry-patch the barrel before shooting, to prevent an oil ring bulge.
Even a slight bulge can ruin your accuracy...speaking from experience!

Most rifles take about half a dozen shots to settle down and shoot their best after a thorough cleaning. But 40 shots sounds excessive.

Kj

Originally Posted by kimjon

Most rifles take about half a dozen shots to settle down and shoot their best after a thorough cleaning. But 40 shots sounds excessive.

Kj

Even a dozen shots sounds excessive

Look at the comments from this dude who runs black toys daily.

AR endurance findings, at a rental range - The Firearm Blog

Originally Posted by TeRei

Look at the comments from this dude who runs black toys daily.

AR endurance findings, at a rental range - The Firearm Blog

Interesting, but I doubt his client's possess the skills to notice any accuracy losses. It's a 10m range in loss Vagas, most clients just want to fire a few clips on full auto so they can post a photo on Facebook.

Kj