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Be sure the rifle is unloaded, and there is no live ammunition in proximity.
I have a very particular way of cleaning my rifle, which an old-school bench-rest shooter taught me. Some may think this is a bit overkill or outdated, but I can tell you it has worked well for me for decades.
All the tools you use need to be made of a material that is softer than the steel the barrel is made of, such as brass, aluminum, copper, or plastic. That way, if one of your tools inadvertently comes in contact with the rifle bore, there will be far less risk of scarring.
While I used a bolt action rifle for this article and video the techniques can be used to clean about any other rifle. When possible brush from chamber to muzzle, keeping any solvents from running back into the action or trigger group.