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Old July 21, 2010, 02:35 AM   #36
Arondos
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"Actually a good bore brush soaked in something such as Hoppe's will do a splendid job of removing the gunk that builds up in the barrel grooves and save yourself lots of patches. After running the bore brush thru a few times, take a patch completely soaked in that stuff and run it thru, letting the chemical sit in the barrel for a few minutes to dissolve whatever gunpowder residue is left. Now take the patches and run them thru, finishing up with a light coating of oil.'

That was how I was taught to clean a barrel by my old man (former Marine and LEO). I frequently am thankful for some of the habits he taught me with firearms.
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