Triple 7 crud ring
02-16-2009 | 07:50 AM
#21
Fork Horn
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 162
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From: 1st State, Delaware
RE: Triple 7 crud ring
I don't spray any oil on the breech plug or the flash channel when I clean the gun. The only lube is Knight plug grease on the threads. perhaps oil in the flash channel is a culprit. I haven't seen the buildup you talk about with BH209. Last time I shot BH209 in the Encore the pressure to load after the 1st shot was a real bear!!! I had not cleaned the oil out of the barrel before I loaded the 1st shot. I think oil reacts with BH209 causing crud. This loading difficulty was not experienced on my prior outing where I wiped the barrel out prior to loading.
02-16-2009 | 08:00 AM
#22
Typical Buck
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 601
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From: Nebraska
RE: Triple 7 crud ring
ORIGINAL: Rock Fish
I don't spray any oil on the breech plug or the flash channel when I clean the gun. The only lube is Knight plug grease on the threads. perhaps oil in the flash channel is a culprit. I haven't seen the buildup you talk about with BH209. Last time I shot BH209 in the Encore the pressure to load after the 1st shot was a real bear!!! I had not cleaned the oil out of the barrel before I loaded the 1st shot. I think oil reacts with BH209 causing crud. This loading difficulty was not experienced on my prior outing where I wiped the barrel out prior to loading.
I don't spray any oil on the breech plug or the flash channel when I clean the gun. The only lube is Knight plug grease on the threads. perhaps oil in the flash channel is a culprit. I haven't seen the buildup you talk about with BH209. Last time I shot BH209 in the Encore the pressure to load after the 1st shot was a real bear!!! I had not cleaned the oil out of the barrel before I loaded the 1st shot. I think oil reacts with BH209 causing crud. This loading difficulty was not experienced on my prior outing where I wiped the barrel out prior to loading.
Same thing happened to me when I forgot to swab all the RemOil out of my Elite, while shooting BH209 at the range. And I've also found that I can get away without using ANY lube on the plug when using just BH209
Comes out easy, no binding, no frozen plugs even after 50 rounds
