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Unread 11-24-2021, 07:26 PM   #38
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After many years of shooting BP I can say its easy to clean if you are ready for it. I carried two 1-gallon buckets. I would heat water and put dawn dishwashing soap in one and clean water in the other. Once the "gunk" had been removed from the barrel(s) in the first I would patch out the barrel and move to the second. This one had some alcohol added to the water. After several passes with the "swab" and then some patches to prove it clean I would set the barrel aside and let it cool and evaporate dry. Then a quick brush with some light oil and a touch on the extractors. Easy, peasey
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