Black Gunk In The Rifling Groves

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>>31531835

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>>31531839

Use a brass jag and good patch covered in bore clean and run it thru a couple times.That should clean that shit out.

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>>31531848
yes it fucking looks like a shitty galaxy strangely

>>31531835
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIl0rlR7zgU

>>31531873
GREAT SCOT! I can't disturb this universe the created inside of my rifle. I was so discerned for cleaning it I possibly killing an entire galaxy. I should invest more time into exploration of this new rifle bore universe. Maybe even possibly submit this to science. Jesus fuck that was close

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Use a better solvent, soak a patch in it and run it back and forth a few times to coat the bore in solvent. Let it sit for about 10 minutes, then give it a few good scrubbing passes with a bronze/copper bore brush, then a few passes with a wet patch, and then a dry patch to see if there's anything left.

More pictures of Bore Galaxy. You're on to something here anon.

I can't believe my garbage rod has a better bore. I was under the impression I had a pretty poor example. This makes me feel strangely better

>after years of letting deflagrating nitrocellulose propel soft copper jackets and bullets with exposed lead bases through a small cylinder less than a ten thousandth larger than the ogive of the bullet itself with rifling grooves putting immense friction on these soft materials there is buildup in my bore

Wow you don't say

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OP HERE,
I'm actually about to head out to shoot,
will checking in later.