
Originally Posted by
MistWolf
That very well may be, but it's not a huge problem. It's usually a light coat and cleans up easily and isn't heavy enough to damage the steel. The point is, if you have a rifle with steel, unlined bore, take care of it. It's not that hard. If that's too difficult, get one with a lined bore and be done with it
Exactly what I was thinking. Worst-case scenario: you are forced (for whatever reason) to survive in summertime in LA or FL. Heck, even a high round-count carbine class in those conditions. A few twists of the chamber brush occasionally *should* set things right by staying on top of it.
Caveat: some cheap-arse will use 1500rds of Wolf at a class this summer with an HK and have a spent cartridge stick, then they'll scream bloody murder and others will go "Aha! So the MR556 is a POS!" Wolf will stick in a freakin' Noveske if conditions are right. The ammo is as important as the conditions for testing.
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