Chimney Sweep

[mickeymouseoutfitters]

I feel like I'm a chimney sweep every time I clean my muzzleloader. I use a ton of cleaner and swabs. I even use pyrodex instead of black powder and it still takes a while to clean. What is the best cleaner you have used? How long does it take you to clean your muzzleloader?





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I'm not one for telling my grandson how big of turd I had to pinch off from having to eat so much meat. I want to give him the antlers that hang from my wall and tell him the unforgettable experience that came with each and every one.

 

[FrontierGander]

baby bath temp soapy water and a couple cleaning patches. With pyrodex - black powder- t7 you have to use a water based product to kill the corrosive salts the powders leave behind.

What gun are you cleaning?


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[mickeymouseoutfitters]

Traditions Evelutions




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I'm not one for telling my grandson how big of turd I had to pinch off from having to eat so much meat. I want to give him the antlers that hang from my wall and tell him the unforgettable experience that came with each and every one.

 

[FrontierGander]

oh okay, that area in the bolt section is a PITA to clean. You may want to take a look at a breech brush and give that a try. I always had to remove my barrel from the stock and remove both the trigger group and the bolt just to make sure I got it clean.

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[mickeymouseoutfitters]

I bought it used. the first time I took the bolt apart, it was rusted bad. I clean it every time. I haven't taken apart the trigger yet. I've been shooting it every other week since February.




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I'm not one for telling my grandson how big of turd I had to pinch off from having to eat so much meat. I want to give him the antlers that hang from my wall and tell him the unforgettable experience that came with each and every one.