Is it better to remove the inner barrel to clean it or can it be done just as well with it inside the gun?
I broke my cleaning rod so I bought some 14" 6mm pipe cleaners.
I broke my cleaning rod so I bought some 14" 6mm pipe cleaners.
NJSC wrote:Better to remove it.
Yep. Take the hopup unit and bucking off. Also, polish the barrel with car polish.Q-bald wrote:NJSC wrote:Better to remove it.
Should i take the hop up off? Or is that necessary?
Admin wrote:Yep. Take the hopup unit and bucking off. Also, polish the barrel with car polish.Q-bald wrote:NJSC wrote:Better to remove it.
Should i take the hop up off? Or is that necessary?
Admin wrote:Yep. Take the hopup unit and bucking off. Also, polish the barrel with car polish.Q-bald wrote:NJSC wrote:Better to remove it.
Should i take the hop up off? Or is that necessary?
Lone Wolf wrote:no wax, polish. on/off immediately
Yeah, for a stock clone, that's great. Did you upgrade the hopup bucking?Q-bald wrote:Ok so i polished the barrel and I have about 2 inch groupings at 50 feet using iron sights. Is that pretty good for a 285mm stock barrel?
Admin wrote:Yeah, for a stock clone, that's great. Did you upgrade the hopup bucking?Q-bald wrote:Ok so i polished the barrel and I have about 2 inch groupings at 50 feet using iron sights. Is that pretty good for a 285mm stock barrel?