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  1. K

    Any other heretics out there that oil their barrels?

    Never used anything but G96 on my non-BP guns. After cleaning with Ballistol, a light coat of G96 inside and out.
  2. K

    Brass

    I was active duty Navy for 2 years. When I shipped out I took a 50 gram tube of Simichrome polish and used it the 2 years on ship and then 4 years in the Reserves. I bought it at my motorcycle shop for use on chrome and found it worked much better than Brasso on my belt buckles. Especially on...
  3. K

    I can’t see my sights

    Wobranch is right on. I bought a set of leather punches and punched hole in pieces of black electrical tape. Then experimented with the different sized holes until I found the best size to focus on the front site. The worst part is getting it in the right place on my shooting glasses, but...
  4. K

    why I like shooting muzzle stuffers

    Exactly. Zen and the Art of the Muzzleloader!
  5. K

    Best barrel rust preventer ?

    Carbon 6, I agree. For 60 years I haven’t needed anything else. Dad started me cleaning and wiping down with it when I started shooting at 12. I find it interesting that G-96 is not included in any of these tests.
  6. K

    Patches Keep Coming out Brown

    My father owned a gun store. We used nothing but G96, inside and out. Then and now, 60 years later, never any rust problems. When WD40 came out, dad tested it against G96. He took two clean shotgun barrels, coated one with G96 the other with WD40. Put both barrels in a wet chamois gun case...
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