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Neverforget
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Afternoon guys and gals

 

i have in my collection a brand new Bsa R12, question is I was advised about the barrel having a oil inside lining the barrel as it was new

question is do I clean the Barrel or just shoot pellets through and enjoy so to speak, never had a new air rifle only FAC 

 

 Cheer’s

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i always strip and clean  a new gun or a gun thats new to me.

1.  get rid of any storage grease if new/ old gunk and crud if 2nd hand never know how its been looked after if at all

2. good chance youll find any faults or damage before finding out the hard way. less of a big deal on airrifles i guess.

3. get an idea of how somthing works mechanically ( might just be me that finds this intresting and preferes to know. overall it just gives me piece of mind knowing my gun is  safe, clean, protected and ln full working order.

edit: its 100% worth cleaning the barrel as you may get dieseling. at best it will make it inconsistent and unacurate at worst youll blow a seal and knack the gun.

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3 hours ago, Neverforget said:

Cheers guys 

clean it is 

 

Then lead it in, it may take a good 50 plus pellets for things to settle in, don't expect brilliant accuracy straight away,  just put some pellets through it and get used to the trigger etc

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