Again, in visiting with the "Experts", the barrel makers and pro's telling you to do so-- and spending anywhere from $400 to $800 for a barrel--in my opinion--with the value of your time and money invested in a custom firearm, you would have to be a idiot not to..

Even if you believe that it "might not help"---what do you have to loose? A bit more time and a bit more ammo for a lifetime of easier cleaning and more accurate firearm..makes perfect sense to me

Ripp