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07-05-2006, 11:58 AM
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rusty bore question
i know it has been discussed here in the past but i cannot recall what was recommended. bore butter is still leaving me with a rust on a patch if i dont shoot the gun for a month or two. could some body recommend something readily available to solve the problem?
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07-08-2006, 06:32 PM
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first thing i'd do is get some birchwood casey blue and rust remover, treat it with that, then apply a protective coating, oil or grease.
your discription leads me to believe you are not getting all the rust out and thats why you got rusty bore butter. i would think bore butter would be a good preservative. if you need any further help call on god, cause sure as hell i don't know what to do. 
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#4
07-11-2006, 01:50 PM
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I wouldn't touch bore butter to my barrel as a preventative except to have an excuse to buy another muzzleloader... but that is just my OPINION of bore butter... hate the stuff.
I soak my barrels with LPS 3 and have NO PROBLEMS and clean it up with alcohol. In my caplocks I light off a heavy charge with it before going hunting to make sure everything is hunky and dory... even if don't in a hunting area.. I haven't found it to bother deer here in Hawaii. Aloha... 
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