Barrel cleaning?

[westley]

Rosso,

You ARE definitely spending too much time in the company of that Parrot !

 

[spanners]

Im also a new shooter and found the same problem, for me a bit more spray and elbow grease seems to do the trick. I know several people who say you dont need a mirror finish but as new to the sport as I am, cleaning and admiring the shine is still a part of the fun. I guess it might wear off in time.

 

[ips]

Never had a dirty "quality" cartridge (unless they have been cold or damp) only ever had dirty barrels from cheapo loads.

just saying

 

[Sian]

Never had a dirty "quality" cartridge (unless they have been cold or damp) only ever had dirty barrels from cheapo loads.

just saying

I was going to say something but stopped myself because I'm a ladeeeeeeee

 

[Eddie Wilkinson]

What's this cleaning lark ? :mole:

 

[Jim Wheeler]

the most I do is use a Stanley blade to scrape the 1mm of plastic residue out of the chokes,`else you end up with extra-extra full, only way it comes out  !!

 

[darthmk38]

What's this cleaning lark ? :mole:

best to clean it whilst x factors on or any other reality show,s on

makes me scrub harder :haha:

 

[bobmay]

https://nfa.ca/resource-items/eds-red-homebrew-bore-solvent.  Try it, it is good.  bingle ed's red for more user's.

 

[bobmay]

For bingle type bingle

 

[Santa2512]

I found that Tesco's 50 Oval pads  (cotton wool) make excellent cleaning pads,

they fit round the Jag nicley, and can be used twice before they are fouled.

Depending on how tighly you wind them, they will fit the chamber/ cone and barrell

best part is they are only about £1 a pack. i use roughly  6 -10 per cleaning session 

:santa: