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Todd Rickard

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I had forgotten my BP solvent that I nomally use for lube in my .20 flint fowler, so I picked up some canola oil on the way to the range.
I used two nitro cards with a liberal supply of oil dribbled in between. The gun stayed serviceable for about 30+ rounds of shot and bare ball loaded between cards. When I swabbed it out with patches moistened with water, the fouling was soft and the leading came out in chunks on the cleaning patches. When I got home I mixed some oil with TOTW Black powder bore cleaning solvent. Can't wait to give it a try.
 
never tryed canola, have tryed veggie shortening for patch lube, worked well but I found my favorite by chance, Go-Jo white hand cleaner, works for me.
 
65 grains FFg, two nitro cards with oil between, one once of shot and two thin over-shot cards.
This week I tried oil/black powder solvent from TOTW, mixed about 4 to 1.. I like it too.
 
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