How to Clean a Rifle Barrel | Rifle Cleaning 101 (EP.2)

In the second episode of our rifle cleaning 101 series, Randy walks you through the entire process of cleaning a rifle barrel, from start to finish. He also covers all the essential gear you'll need to get the job done right. Whether you're maintaining your rifle for better accuracy or prepping for your next hunt, this video will ensure your barrel is spotless and ready for action. Don't miss this essential guide for hunters and shooting enthusiasts!

Gear used in this video:
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ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY MAT- https://alnk.to/5Q6p4Y3
Bore Guides - https://alnk.to/cSIIjDd
Cleaning Rods - https://alnk.to/9mpyHli
Bore Brushes Nylon - https://alnk.to/3nhNlLS
Bore Brushes Bronze - https://alnk.to/4qMleGX
Patch Cather (Splatter Box) - https://alnk.to/880fQ2A
Bore Solvent - https://alnk.to/bPeardT
Bore Tech Jags - https://alnk.to/ei2MaHU
Cleaning Patches - https://alnk.to/flxk3D9

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