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<blockquote data-quote="cdschoonie" data-source="post: 3740527" data-attributes="member: 43126"><p>You know what, I tend to believe that! Before I started learning this hobby, about 3 years ago, I hunted my whole life, and I cleaned my rifles and shotguns constantly, more out of relaxation than need. When I started learning this hobby, I’ve still found that, as I said about opinions earlier, you find just as many (reputable people too) who say not to clean your barrels, as you find to the other extreme, saying cleaning it, “the more often the better”. I’ve even found these opinions being the same mix in gunsmiths. So since I still (and will until I gain confidence) think of myself as a noob/novice. That’s why I ask so many questions on here, you can’t learn if you don’t get advice right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cdschoonie, post: 3740527, member: 43126"] You know what, I tend to believe that! Before I started learning this hobby, about 3 years ago, I hunted my whole life, and I cleaned my rifles and shotguns constantly, more out of relaxation than need. When I started learning this hobby, I’ve still found that, as I said about opinions earlier, you find just as many (reputable people too) who say not to clean your barrels, as you find to the other extreme, saying cleaning it, “the more often the better”. I’ve even found these opinions being the same mix in gunsmiths. So since I still (and will until I gain confidence) think of myself as a noob/novice. That’s why I ask so many questions on here, you can’t learn if you don’t get advice right? [/QUOTE]
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