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Nobody's barrel has a better pattern dirty, no one. Only lazy to clean and superstitious folks say and believe that. William at Sumtoy and his experience with shooting long barrel shotguns at high stakes turkey shoots taught me more than I ever knew about cleaning and polishing. Now I do it after every single shot in the woods. You can keep polishing and continue to get better patterns after you think your barrel is clean....it can be a lot cleaner than what we think is what I learned
Interesting discussion going on here. Admittedly, I have never been one to worry about whether my shotgun barrel was clean or dirty,...just that the pattern was centered and even. From the chat here, I think I am going to clean 'er out "just because". That way I will know that when I pull the trigger on a gobbler, he will be a little deader than he would have been otherwise!
Quote from: Ranger on January 22, 2021, 08:49:08 PMNobody's barrel has a better pattern dirty, no one. Only lazy to clean and superstitious folks say and believe that. William at Sumtoy and his experience with shooting long barrel shotguns at high stakes turkey shoots taught me more than I ever knew about cleaning and polishing. Now I do it after every single shot in the woods. You can keep polishing and continue to get better patterns after you think your barrel is clean....it can be a lot cleaner than what we think is what I learnedThis is a false statement. Many guns have patterns that improve as the barrel is fouled.