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Unread 09-30-2012, 10:23 PM   #11
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Mills, remember that if you can't fix it with a hammer, then it's an electrical problem.
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I have some of the Brownell's "stainless steel sponge" gun cleaning material. Is that the same material as the Frontier pad? Would it be safe to use to clean the bores?
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Yup Yup. I wind a small piece around a .45 cal brush and chuck it in my Dewalt
cordless, dribble a little gun oil in the bore and spin it up. Just use an old cleaning
rod as they don't like to come apart after being spun by the drill
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