dakota.potts
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It's understandable that you just spent good money on a gun and want to take care of it.
Read the owner's manual, understand how it works. Shoot decent ammo through it (not Tula, not Wolf, and not the cheapest brass .223 you can get). Clean it regularly, keep a light coat of oil on it, keep it climate controlled in low humidity, don't leave it outside or in the truck. Wipe it down lightly when you put it away for use. That will do it.
As for barrel break-in? Shoot it, clean it, repeat.
Anything else else is superstition that not even the high-end match shooters agree on. It works for many of them and others don't do it at all, but it's my opinion it's not required and especially not on a decent factory rifle like a CZ.
Read the owner's manual, understand how it works. Shoot decent ammo through it (not Tula, not Wolf, and not the cheapest brass .223 you can get). Clean it regularly, keep a light coat of oil on it, keep it climate controlled in low humidity, don't leave it outside or in the truck. Wipe it down lightly when you put it away for use. That will do it.
As for barrel break-in? Shoot it, clean it, repeat.
Anything else else is superstition that not even the high-end match shooters agree on. It works for many of them and others don't do it at all, but it's my opinion it's not required and especially not on a decent factory rifle like a CZ.