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Polishing an AG barrel ??

Do or don´t ?? Well – i do but then again i´m a bit weird in that regard : When someone says “Don´t” i most definitely do .
Anyways – i like to polish my firearm barrels every now and then and i´ve NEVER – not once – had any negative side effects of that. There´s this old wifes tale saying you shouldn´t polish an AG barrel since “those barrels are made of mild steel” and will wear out fast. Bullshit i say !
Why should an LW barrel made for AG – or any other marquee barrel – be of a inferior or so soft material it wouldn´t handle the “rigors” of polishin if needed. Anyone with a good,educated,non-theorical answer to this age old question ?? I just had an arguement with one Mr. Know-It-All (no,not Dr. Evil) about the subject. That dumbass says it´s the worse thing i could do to my barrel…

P.S I´ve just finished the Cricket barrel polish (after the first 700 or so rounds and it was SHITTY) and i bet once “seasoned” it´ll shoot at least as good as before the no-no – if not better. And it´ll take a bit longer time before it gets all leaded up again. And it´ll be a bit easier to clean for a good while until it needs to be polished again.

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You just push the Vfg felt pellets with autosol through the barrel say.. 20 times?
How do you know when it is done?

Regards, robert

I do it with chromepolish paste (Autosol) on the Cricket. I’ll use some very fine grit (50 000 or so) diamond polish paste next time around. I think that’s what Ernest uses too,i think. I wanted to try the Autosol this time just to see how it worked and it was actually fine.
I just ,of course, clean the barrel first and then i used JB Bore Paste for final cleaning before the polish. For the polish itself i used VFG felt pellets. A good product!

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Hi Sir ville,

Could you explain HOW to polish a barrel?
Ernest has done it a couple of times, you’ve done it, how much work is it and what do you need?

Thanks!

Regards, Robert.

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