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JJBlanche · February 4, 2008, 01:56 PM

Well, I called the seller, (a very reputable gun store), and he told me that Ruger does indeed do a very poor job of cleaning the guns when they test fire them. Based upon what I'm seeing in terms of grime, a cylinder or less has been fired, so this more or less confirms my suspicions.

UPDATE: No. 13 and Bore Butter took all the factory crapola out of the bore. Got a mirror shine in there. Dunno if it was fouling or storing grease or what, but its gone now.

February 4, 2008, 01:56 PM	#8
JJBlanche Junior Member Join Date: February 4, 2008 Posts: 11	Well, I called the seller, (a very reputable gun store), and he told me that Ruger does indeed do a very poor job of cleaning the guns when they test fire them. Based upon what I'm seeing in terms of grime, a cylinder or less has been fired, so this more or less confirms my suspicions. UPDATE: No. 13 and Bore Butter took all the factory crapola out of the bore. Got a mirror shine in there. Dunno if it was fouling or storing grease or what, but its gone now. Last edited by JJBlanche; February 4, 2008 at 04:47 PM.