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Can Aluminum Cleaning Rod Damage Barrel. How could this be possible since aluminum is. But any rod material will harm a bore if used improperly. Truth, go run that cleaning rod up and down rubbing on the crown for a while. I read in a magazine that an aluminum rod can damage a barrel while cleaning. Fortunately, i have a high polish (really, mirror polish with some scratches). Then go shoot it and see how accurate that rifle is. The brass gun cleaning rod is worse than the aluminum one due to its potential to scratch and damage the barrel. I wanted to test the idea that a cleaning rod could damage a barrel after the last cleaning discussion we had. If your cleaning rod is steel and it hits the rifling it can easily damage it, there should be zero questions on this. Never damage a bore, if used properly; Choosing the right cleaning rod for your gun is crucial to avoid. Aluminum is softer than steel, so i would not worry so much there, but aluminum can become embedded with grit that could possibly.

Aluminum is softer than steel, so i would not worry so much there, but aluminum can become embedded with grit that could possibly. But any rod material will harm a bore if used improperly. The brass gun cleaning rod is worse than the aluminum one due to its potential to scratch and damage the barrel. Truth, go run that cleaning rod up and down rubbing on the crown for a while. How could this be possible since aluminum is. If your cleaning rod is steel and it hits the rifling it can easily damage it, there should be zero questions on this. I wanted to test the idea that a cleaning rod could damage a barrel after the last cleaning discussion we had. Never damage a bore, if used properly; Choosing the right cleaning rod for your gun is crucial to avoid. Then go shoot it and see how accurate that rifle is.

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Can Aluminum Cleaning Rod Damage Barrel I wanted to test the idea that a cleaning rod could damage a barrel after the last cleaning discussion we had. Then go shoot it and see how accurate that rifle is. Never damage a bore, if used properly; Fortunately, i have a high polish (really, mirror polish with some scratches). Choosing the right cleaning rod for your gun is crucial to avoid. The brass gun cleaning rod is worse than the aluminum one due to its potential to scratch and damage the barrel. If your cleaning rod is steel and it hits the rifling it can easily damage it, there should be zero questions on this. How could this be possible since aluminum is. Truth, go run that cleaning rod up and down rubbing on the crown for a while. I read in a magazine that an aluminum rod can damage a barrel while cleaning. But any rod material will harm a bore if used improperly. Aluminum is softer than steel, so i would not worry so much there, but aluminum can become embedded with grit that could possibly. I wanted to test the idea that a cleaning rod could damage a barrel after the last cleaning discussion we had.