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it seems that this 4140 steel barrel is a (i wanna go to the farm/ range, shoot some targets for a while, blast of 4 or 5 clips at the end to have some fun, & then go home & clean it. any real threat comes up, (shoot all ya got & clean when ya can, & this dog is out of the race! comments, ideas, please! thanks.
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Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport II 223 Remington/5.56 NATO AR15 Semi Auto Rifle
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If you make a habit of blasting 4 or 5 magazines at the end of your shooting sessions you need a "machine gun steel" barrel which means chrome lined. The guys who do sustained rapid fire that I know, don't make a complete 3 gun season on a barrel with 4140, 4150 or 416 stainless. My chrome lined 1:9 barrel is still good after years of hard use. Remember that chrome is for erosion and heat resistance. It still needs cleaning but will clean up quickly with a bore snake.