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12-26-2009 | 01:22 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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I do not mean firing a cap just sitting a fired one in place to help keep moisture out.
On My ACCURA's barrel all I need to do is run a windex patch through it and the barrel comes clean, no need for a brush. I have used the same foaming bore cleaner with excellant results. Have you tried a nylon or brass brush to clean the barrel? getting the plastic out should'nt be a problem at all.
No need to pop a cat for storage after the ML is clean there should'nt be any moisture in it, popping a cap defeats the pourpose of just cleaning it and will cause more harm than good with the carbon left in the breech and muzzle. Clean the barrel with soap and water and a brush followed by windex patches or the equivilant, then smoe clean patches then some oiled patches. Then spray oil in the moving parts and wipe everything else down with a light oil and cover the muzzle and store.
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No need to pop a cat for storage after the ML is clean there should'nt be any moisture in it, popping a cap defeats the pourpose of just cleaning it and will cause more harm than good with the carbon left in the breech and muzzle. Clean the barrel with soap and water and a brush followed by windex patches or the equivilant, then smoe clean patches then some oiled patches. Then spray oil in the moving parts and wipe everything else down with a light oil and cover the muzzle and store.
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12-26-2009 | 05:29 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Northern Chautauqua Co. N.Y.
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