If fifty years of any experience were all that wonderful, the world would be run by us grey beards, and it isn't, fortunately. Plenty of young fools just become old fools. Wisdom doesn't come automatically.

Paul

Shooters don't need to clean their firearms if they avoid blackpowder. If you don't have a life then you have hours to properly clean a gun that wasn't designed to use blackpowder in.

If you had a brain, you could strip, clean and reassemble a Marlin rifle in about 5 minutes. But you have to have a brain. Guess you missed out.

PS. They were designed to shoot black powder. Another issue you missed for lack of a brain.

Not properly...nor can you. It's very clear you have no idea what you're talking about. That's nothing new....novice....sheesh!

The 336 was not designed to shoot blackpowder.

The 336 is a round bolt version of the 93/94 etc. It comes apart exactly the same way. And cleans exactly the same way.

and not only can I, I did as recently as yesterday.

I'd love to see some pics of your rifles swampy, taken with a bore scope, just to see these miracle non cleaning rifles and the condition of the bores.
Would probably explain a lot about your shooting.


p.s. did it hurt when your mama dropped you on your head?

I've fixed dozens of rifles just by getting their owners to stop cleaning them. They went from 1.5 MOA to .5 MOA in no time. A novice will clean his rifle everytime because it used to be necessary. Once a year is plenty these days. I received an email from Iraq from about 50 Scout Snipers agreeing with my never try to hunt with a clean rifle comments. The 336 isn't designed to shoot blackpowder in. It's nothing like a 93/94.

Yep, sure you did, cause every sniper fires fouling shots before lining up on a muzzie.

Do you know what company of Henry rifle this Chip Mate is shooting?

I see Uberti is selling Henry rifles for about $1300.

It is a Uberti