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Barrel Break-in????

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G'Day Fellow Sako-ers,
I'm in the process of breaking in my new .243 Stainless Sako Hunter using the one shot and clean method (yes, laugh as some may) for the first 20 shots then two shots and clean for another 20 shots.
Any comments about the actual method and the total reccomended shots to complete this horribly boring (pardon the punn) task ?
Cheers Roodude(Sydney)
 
I've often heard clean after each of the first ten, then after three, then five for a while. Not to discount our website or members, but if you want a very quick response, pose the question on benchrest.com.

Probably within a few hours they will either direct you to past messages or barrel makers websites that go into detail about break-in procedures. These guys are very helpful and meticulous by nature.

Dave
 
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