I picked them up at Wal-Mart, of all places...on sale after season.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
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I picked them up at Wal-Mart, of all places...on sale after season.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
Thanks Mike , the only place I didn't look!:confused:
Their worthy looking for Jim...I just came in from shooting x24 Keith Nose with T7....the KleanBores work terrific, no blow by and the spent primers came out easily. I pulled the breech plug after 12 shots and the vent was not obstructed, very little crud on the plug threads. I like them, very easy clean up !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
Thanks Mike, finally found some at William's arms in Port Perry. Hope they are as clean as you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
Good luck everyone next week. Sorry for your problems Pete. Sometimes, the golden years just suck!! Cheers, Jim
HA- With BH209 there is not enough crud to build a ring. The barrel looks just as dirty with 3 shots as it does with 15. It is not as corrosive as anything else that I've used. This is why I don't shoot or hunt with a clean barrel anymore. Went to the range the day before our hunt and fired 2 shots. Shot a deer 1st day, another the 3rd day and finished with a 3rd deer on the 4th day and a 100 yard coyote a few minutes later. Cleaned with Ed's red after the hunt. With T7, I could not get a second sabot down and had to clean after shooting. When I was using T7 and Pyrodex, I sighted in for a clean barrel. Switched to BH209 and changed my thinking to sighting in for my 2cd + shots, the same as for my 308 and 30/30.
After about 10 shots I usually use my eezy-breech to clean the flash channel and flash hole. I don't remove the plug for this. My Kodiak would get hang fires if I did not do this. I was also using Winchester primers before I learned not to.