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Unread 03-01-2012, 12:01 AM   #1
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I love Ballistol. Every one of my guns is coated with it, inside and out. Rifles, pistols and shotguns. It is far and away the best thing I have ever seen for the internals on any gun. It never hardens beyond the consistency of a very very light grease and will not ever run off. It's good on leather also. They hit a home run in inventing that stuff.
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Try filling the barrels plugged at the muzzle end and let stand for a day or two and then empty and see what comes out. You would be surprised. I've used Balistol for 20+ years and it is the best and makes the wood lustorous to boot. Removes all kinds of grit, grime, dirt, and oil residue. Plastic fouling just breaks up and runs out.
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