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Flat face breech brushes
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Harry Joe Wolf
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If you have a "Navel Brass" item your stomach might get cold.
I recommend you get some "Naval Brass".
I recommend you get some "Naval Brass".
Har. Har. Har. 
GregLaRoche
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That brush sounds like a great idea. I think I might try to make one for myself.
I sold a couple at the last Rendezvous to revolver shooters for scrubbing bottom of cylinder chambers.
MrMackc
40 Cal
I use.45ACP or a.3006 (cut off) brass and tap out the primer hole and epoxy in bristles from acid brushes which I buy in bulk.
Another question, have any of you squirted engine starting fluid in the nipple and used a #11 cap to blow a dry ball or detached patch and jig out of a barrel?
Another question, have any of you squirted engine starting fluid in the nipple and used a #11 cap to blow a dry ball or detached patch and jig out of a barrel?
