The one problem I found with the Gamebore shells, at least the ones I had, was that they had plastic wads in them. The black powder burning heats them up to the point that they melt a little bit in the barrel everytime you shoot one. Once the gun cools, to say it makes it a bit hard to clean, is a gross understatement. Maybe they figured that out and started using fiber wads, the shells I had were made several years ago. But I'd ask some questions before I bought any.


Destry

I've found that a squirt of carburetor cleaned dissolves plastic residue

the plastic wads i use give no problem with smokeless powder .. it maybe the black powder causing the problem...but its good to know carberator cleaner will help clean...thanks big D... charlie

To remove plastic fouling in the bore use Shooter's Choice bore cleaner. It comes in a glass bottle because it truly eats plastic.

Both good tips, thanks guys.


DLH

P.S. to Charlie: It was only black powder shells that ever get me this problem.