Guns

It rarely happens, but I sold these today…

PSA AR-15 .223/5.56 and CZ Model 550 30-06
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Went out shooting with my son tonight. Always a good time. Decided on tonights cleaning, to tear it down completely, as for the firearm I shot tonight, its been somewhere between 6000 and 7500 rounds since I did that.

This was one of those hour plus cleanings that was discussed recently.

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The striker assembly channel and firing pin were immensely dirty. I took this picture of the q-tips just to show how initially dirty it was. I usually do this after around 2000 rounds, and its never this bad. But tonight, I got to thinking about it and realized its been many cases of ammo and i've been putting it off.

Used a borescope on the barrel as well (just for S&G's), and its next up for replacement. Not smoothed out yet, but it is definitely worn hard. Not keyholing yet, still very accurate. But its time for a replacement. Then I have to buy all the different defensive ammo's again to figure out which the new barrel will like the best.
 
Then I have to buy all the different defensive ammo's again to figure out which the new barrel will like the best.
I personally dont go that far. When its time to rotate in some fresh after a year or whatever I just look on ammo seek and look at gold dot hst ranger t or gold saber and just buy whatever I can get a deal on. Most of the time its HST since many PDs use it.

FYI cheap white cotton handkerchiefs from Wally make for good gun cleaning rags with very little lint. Of course they will never be white again but who cares.

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I personally dont go that far. When its time to rotate in some fresh after a year or whatever I just look on ammo seek and look at gold dot hst ranger t or gold saber and just buy whatever I can get a deal on. Most of the time its HST since many PDs use it.

I only do this with any of the firearms that I carry for defense. The rest get whatever I take with me to the range that day. :)
 
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