quigley257
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I'm a big fan of the BoreTech Eliminator. I find it to be very effective and at the same time, not as harsh as many of the other solvents out there.Yeah I was thinking of trying bore tech eliminator
I'm a big fan of the BoreTech Eliminator. I find it to be very effective and at the same time, not as harsh as many of the other solvents out there.Yeah I was thinking of trying bore tech eliminator
Yeah, that's where I'm at. It's a bedding issue I'm pretty sure. Last one was a chamber issue. I've got the worst luck with rifles.Bergara has some real problems with how their rifles are bedded. Glass bedding the action into the stock has fixed the accuracy issues on 4 of these that the owners have brought to me. Groups are now under 1/2" consistently.
I believe he uses kg productsWas watching gunwerks other nite....aaron was cleaning a rifle.....5 minutes.....cant recall the stuff he was using...GPsomething?.....
I would like for them to scope the barrel before and after, five minutes is not going to clean to bare metal. I use Boretech Eliminator and it takes longer than five minutes. I scope the barrel after each session and always a few streaks of copper that need more work done.Was watching gunwerks other nite....aaron was cleaning a rifle.....5 minutes.....cant recall the stuff he was using...GPsomething?.....
Yes, rifles been gone through very thoroughly.Did you check your action bolts? My CA did something almost identical and I could not feel any moment in stock to receiver but when I checked the bolts they were loose the front very loose. Torqued back to spec. and she shot great again.
I'm a big fan of the BoreTech Eliminator. I find it to be very effective and at the same time, not as harsh as many of the other solvents out there.
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Bergara has some real problems with how their rifles are bedded. Glass bedding the action into the stock has fixed the accuracy issues on 4 of these that the owners have brought to me. Groups are now under 1/2" consistently.
Have to agree. I have been very UN-impressed with the Bergara rifles I have worked on. I think there are FAR better made rifles in that price range, hell even a Savage is better put together and finished. Bergara has displayed really poor QC and they don't seem to have the ability to fix them correctly. It is pretty much a gunsmith repair and Bergara won't pay for it. Anyone thinking of getting one should examine it in really close detail and even then you may not find all the issues. Personally I would just buy something else.The front action screw on my Bergara HMR Pro stock is offset from center by .050 so when the action is tightened the barrel sits offset in the channel of the stock. I had sent it in for: 1. The scope base mounting holes not being centered (they replaced the action). 2. The stock issue. They sent it back without addressing the stock and did not leave any kind of note or explanation. 3. The countersink if the muzzle/crown was off center. They re-machined the crown and re-cerakoted. Not the kind of issues expected for the price of the gun. Sorry about the rant.
I agree with this, at some point, any rifle I have needs stripped of all carbon and copper. If you have a borescope, you can adjust your cleaning regime accordingly and never run into issues.I use Sweets 7.62 when I completely strip the copper from a barrel.
I find when a barrel (factory or custom) start to lose accuracy, a total cleaning will bring them back to shooting well after a few foulers. Anywhere from 3 to 20+ sometimes.