Outers Foul Out

volky · December 9, 2000, 01:16 PM

Anyone have any experience with this? Does it make it easier to clean the barrell?

**4V50 Gary** · December 9, 2000, 02:06 PM

I've got one. I generally scrub out the barrel to remove most residue and then let the Outers do the rest of the work. I think it's better in that it'll avoid running a brush or rod through the barrel. Lest we forget, unless a bore guide is used, enthusiastic scrubbing with the wrong equipment can cause more harm than good (stay away from stainless steel brushes and steel sectionalized rods).

BobR · December 9, 2000, 06:04 PM

This was covered in depth quite a while ago at another place (Tuco's Forums Workbench). There was a very good how to on making your own and saving a substantial sum of money. If you go there and post your question about the Foul Out and how to make your own the very friendly people there will help you out.

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December 9, 2000, 06:04 PM	#3
BobR Senior Member Join Date: December 4, 2000 Location: The Dry Side of WA Posts: 561	This was covered in depth quite a while ago at another place (Tuco's Forums Workbench). There was a very good how to on making your own and saving a substantial sum of money. If you go there and post your question about the Foul Out and how to make your own the very friendly people there will help you out. http://www.hotboards.com/plus/plus.m...sshack&all=yes __________________ Sarcasm.....just one more service I offer.

December 9, 2000, 01:16 PM	#1
volky Member Join Date: February 11, 1999 Location: A yankee who won`t leave NC Posts: 70	Anyone have any experience with this? Does it make it easier to clean the barrell?

December 9, 2000, 02:06 PM	#2
4V50 Gary Staff Join Date: November 2, 1998 Location: Colorado Posts: 15,546	I've got one. I generally scrub out the barrel to remove most residue and then let the Outers do the rest of the work. I think it's better in that it'll avoid running a brush or rod through the barrel. Lest we forget, unless a bore guide is used, enthusiastic scrubbing with the wrong equipment can cause more harm than good (stay away from stainless steel brushes and steel sectionalized rods).