Crud in the bottom of barrel when using t7 pellets?
#11
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: coshocton, Ohio
Posts: 279
Thanks for all the reply's. I used to use goex ffg, but got tired of the smell. I just wanted to try something new. I like the convienence of just dropping pellets down the barrel, and not measuring out powder, and the no smell, and easy clean up after the hunt.....(besides the crud ring) lol. I've never missed a deer with the t7 pellets, so I will just stic with it I suppose for now. I'm pretty happy with the way it shoots. I might in the offseason try out the bh powder you guys are talking about. Now one of you said something about vari-flame adapters, and .25 acp brass? What exactly are you meaning? I've never heard of this? Can someone explain this more. Does it really cut down on the crud ring? Thanks
#12
When I used the T7 pellets I hated the crud ring and a second shot was very difficult without swabbing.I went to loose T7 and it was a little better and finally I used JB bore paste and did the barrel then followed up with Montana X bore conditioner and it almost eliminated the crud ring. by then I was finally able to find a local shop who had BH 209 and I haven't gone back to the T7.
#13
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Does anyone have a remedy for this, or know how to stop it? Thanks for any and all help.[/quote]
I shoot a Nosler partition in a MMP-hph24 sabot.I shoot a tight bore TC Omega.For my reloads,when hunting,I switch sabots to MMP 3 petal EZ.I also use 777/3fg powder.The crud ring is still there,but with the thinner sabot,I can reload one time without swabbing.At the range I swab after every shot.My rifle is sighted on a clean barrel,with a light coat of Remoil applied after loading.
Charlie
Does anyone have a remedy for this, or know how to stop it? Thanks for any and all help.[/quote]
I shoot a Nosler partition in a MMP-hph24 sabot.I shoot a tight bore TC Omega.For my reloads,when hunting,I switch sabots to MMP 3 petal EZ.I also use 777/3fg powder.The crud ring is still there,but with the thinner sabot,I can reload one time without swabbing.At the range I swab after every shot.My rifle is sighted on a clean barrel,with a light coat of Remoil applied after loading.
Charlie
#14
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 195
A vari-flame adapter uses pistol brass along with the installed pistol primer to ignite the charge.
In my percussion I use Pyrodex Select....smell not bad, smoke not bad. Easy clean up.
In my 209 inline I use Blackhorn 209...no smell, very little smoke, can shoot a lot between swabbing, easy clean up. With BH209 use CCI209M, Federal209A, Remington STS, or Winchchester209W primers.
I just gave away 2 box's of 50gr pellets.
In my percussion I use Pyrodex Select....smell not bad, smoke not bad. Easy clean up.
In my 209 inline I use Blackhorn 209...no smell, very little smoke, can shoot a lot between swabbing, easy clean up. With BH209 use CCI209M, Federal209A, Remington STS, or Winchchester209W primers.
I just gave away 2 box's of 50gr pellets.
Last edited by smokey92; 01-04-2011 at 03:16 PM.
#16
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
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My rifle is sighted on a clean barrel,with a light coat of Remoil applied after loading.
Now I can't prove this, but it's my opinion that RemOil with teflon gives me more crud than a light oil without teflon. That may be my imagination, but I no longer use RemOil in my muzzle loader bores.
#18
I had the same issue with Remoil in the bore. After i quit using it and gave it a good cleaning, the issue went away. It was especially bad with T7 mag pellets. Now that mine have been treated with MX Conditioner for the last year im going to give T7 loose another try.
#19
Semisane
Here is an experiment for you.... get some Teflon and burn it. See what you have then - it is really sticky - but do not breath the fumes from the burning Teflon can be poisoness...
Here is an experiment for you.... get some Teflon and burn it. See what you have then - it is really sticky - but do not breath the fumes from the burning Teflon can be poisoness...
(BP)
#20
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
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for calling him a Sucker in that other Post
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