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Bob- just an after thought- if I were doing this to a set of older barrels, I might consider plugging both the muzzles and breech with cork plugs, and possibly using a 4" dia length of PVC pipe with caps rather than a steel tube or iron pipe-if for no other reason than the stripper or whatever compound we figure out to be best won't "migrate" to the ID of the metal pipe- you want as close to 100% on the heavily coated tubes.
All in a well ventilated area as well
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