OK guys, here's my problem. I just bought a used Marlin 30/30 with Micro Groove rifling. After 2 days of cleaning I think I finally got the copper fouling out of her but the carbon just keeps coming. Are there any tricks or chemicals I can try to get this carbon out? I'd really like to get her clean before I start sending lead down the barrel. Thanx in advance for all your help.
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Cleaning Help Please!!
- Thread starter Plink
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Any local shops sell this stuff ? I have been wanting to try this stuff out for a while now.
Thanks,guess I should have clicked a few more times.The closest one to me is Gun Room,and I refuse to give that inbred pedophile that owns the place one single penny.
Guess I'll be ordering it online.
dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
+1!!
Hey, Greg... I work in Worcester and live in Marlboro - wanna meet up and drive to either Webster or Palmer for some?
I live in Shrewsbury,right off the RT 140 exit on 290.
I was thinking of driving up to Riley's on Saturday,the shop was on the dealers list,I need something to do before I hit the range anyway.
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Patriot
NES Member
Mpro7 Bore Gel is pretty kickass too!
TonyD beat me to it.. I too was thinking Simple Green.
M-Pro 7 is pretty good for cleaning corrosive deposits and black powder. Its like soapy water and has no odor. Still though, no matter how much M-Pro 7 I use to get clean patches, I can still get a dark patch with a spray of Break Free oil/cleaner.
M-Pro 7 is pretty good for cleaning corrosive deposits and black powder. Its like soapy water and has no odor. Still though, no matter how much M-Pro 7 I use to get clean patches, I can still get a dark patch with a spray of Break Free oil/cleaner.
Tried the Simple Green today on my M-1A gas piston and the AR bolt. Worked wonders.
Thanks Tony!
Thanks Tony!
