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  • #31
    Captain Evilstomper
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 775

    i clean a lot because i shoot a lot of cast lead reloads. i would really like to keep the barrel from leading. but definately over cleaning can be a problem, just make sure to be careful with the rifling and the crown, use CLP and you'll be fine. i spend about 10-15 minutes on a handgun, and that's depending on what it is and how easy it is to disassemble. glocks take no time at all. the XD though, takes a little more time. the taurus takes a little more time than the XD.
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    • #32
      dgey
      Member
      • Apr 2007
      • 431

      According to Brian Enos, one of the top shooters in the country, he likes his guns slightly fouled. They run better for him. As for shooting lots of lead, I reload and shoot lead. After my outings with lead, I'll shoot a mag of jacketed to clean the lead out so to speak... it's much easier and safer than scrubbing my barrels to death.
      Doug

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