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Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 6:56 am |
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| Slavia |
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Rsterne's weed whacker line suggestion is very effective. Since you don't have powder fouling deposited with high temperature/pressure, a degreaser like Formula 409 (or even Windex) will work. The weed whacker line plus some patches fit nicely in a used pellet tin.
If you're on a range with really persnickety rules (where a range officer has to certify idle guns as unloaded): Open the action and slide the line down the bore so it sticks out on both ends. The bright neon color gives a quick visual indiction of unloaded status. We used this for 4H kids when they brought their own guns, but couldn't touch them unless they were on the firing line. |
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Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 10:02 am |
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Those are some interesting facts there Slavia....I learn something new everyday on the boards....  |
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Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2010 5:48 pm |
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| donec |
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| Mark5043 wrote: |
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I use a piece of (0.065") weed-eater line |
I hadn't thought of that.Seems like a better way than the fishing line,due to increased stiffness,thus more manageable. |
I have a bore snake but the weed-eater line works better and you don't need to worry about the weight on the bore snake nicking the crown. |
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Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 5:16 pm |
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A variation on the string trimmer line method that I've also found to work is to cut a 50" length of .080 diameter line.
Thread one end through the breech and out the muzzle a few inches. Then insert the other end all the way through also out a few inches creating a loop in the line at the breech. Now align the two muzzle ends and pull completely through the barrel creating a natural crease in the loop.
Even the second .080 line, like the 3/32 In. vinyl-coated wire rope, is stiff enough to make it through the barrel without bunching. |
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