How do you put your muzzleloader up for lengthy storage (gun oil)?
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Rivesville, WV
Posts: 3,192
I like the silicone impregnated gun socks. You can buy a half dozen at a time form Midway on sale from time to time. Bore butter should work very well. Any good rust preventative will work fine. However I really like the gun socks for storage. Tom.
#12
i clean the gun well, swab the bore with Militec and wipe down the metal parts with Militec. My guns have been left unattended for as long as two years while i worked overseas. Never had one speck of rust on any of them. i have an antique rifle collection: The exposed metal parts on those are waxed.
Most important is keeping humidity in gun safes low. i use a Goldenrod dehumidifier in my guns safes.
Most important is keeping humidity in gun safes low. i use a Goldenrod dehumidifier in my guns safes.
#13
#14
I guess I am old school. For the last 21 years I always clean with soap and water, then run a couple swabs with windex to finish the cleaning and coat well with bore butter. Never had a problem with rust in a blued or stainless steel BP gun.
#16
Banned
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Boncarbo,Colorado
Posts: 9,186
Depends on the powder i am shooting:
Goex-Pyrodex- American Pioneer get flushed with warm soapy water and then some Montana X-treme Bore conditioner or Bore oil.
Blackhorn209 gets scrubbed with Montana X-treme bore solvent and either the oil or conditioner, depends on which rifle i am cleaning.
Goex-Pyrodex- American Pioneer get flushed with warm soapy water and then some Montana X-treme Bore conditioner or Bore oil.
Blackhorn209 gets scrubbed with Montana X-treme bore solvent and either the oil or conditioner, depends on which rifle i am cleaning.
#17
Nice and cheap too.