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Old 04-11-2007, 07:16 AM
popplecop popplecop is offline
 
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Waxed Bullets, been gone for a number of years, in the old days it was common. If they had been exposed to heat they would come out in a clump from the box. Yes they are lubricated. I probably have at least 15 different brands and bullet weights on hand for testing my various .22 RFs. They do have a small powder charge, but it does foul up the actions over time. Most notable in the self loaders. An occassional patch down the barrel with a good gun solvent does not hurt nor does a brass brush. Taking the barrels and action out of the stock and spraying them with a good solvent, drying the action and lightly lubricating it once in awhile does wonders. I probably see 20 to 30 semi autos a year that fail to function from powder fouling. They have powder fouling so thick that I use a dental pick to remove the big chunks before it goes in the sonic cleaner. All firearms and tools require good care.
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