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Posted: 7/9/2001 1:52:49 PM EDT
OK, what's the final word on how to break these barrels in. I put 200 rounds thru my Armalite M15A4 carbine yesterday, swabbing the barrel with powder solvent after every 50-60 rounds. I've heard things like "leave the copper in", "take it out" and on and on and on. Armalite is just useless in this case. Any suggestions. Thanks for the help.....

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Chrome lined barrels should not require "break in". So enjoy, hit a few for me!
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