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I use the same Dewey rod and like it also. Yes, there is a clear line in Ruger barrel quality when they subbed it out to a different company. I've looked up the pipe of several Rugers with a electronic bore scope at the gunsmiths shop and been shocked. My favorite, and I mean favorite hunting...

I've even come to the conclusion that almost all bolt action rifles made in the last few years are capable of shooting a MOA if someone feels like investing the time effort and money into load experimenting. There's still a few Rugers out there that I whole heartedly believe won't do it, but it...

What do you guys do to clean your bolt action rifle bores? I throw it on the bench and stick a bore guide in the action and run a wet patch with a general purpose powder/fouling solvent through. Let it sit awhile(minutes, hours, depends on what else I'm doing). Then I dry patch and repeat again...

Some guns shoot better dirty. It very much depends on the starting quality of the bore when it came from the manufacturer. Match grade barrels obviously like to run clean/lightly fouled. Rougher bores with heavy tooling marks often shoot their best with a bit of collected copper in there to...

Mix 50/50 ammonia and GM Top Engine Cleaner if you can score a can of it. Wet patch it, give it a few minutes and push. Repeat again. That cocktail will clean a barrel better then anything on earth. Trust me.

You don't need to do that to clean. That's primarily for polishing out tooling marks in the bore.

Simply put, don't leave ammonia based solvents in the bore overnight.

Oh you big fancy! I just have Teflon rods with bore guides. I'm stuck in the past.

Soak it overnight with a non ammonia bore cleaner then give it a push.