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I guess I'm just cheap. I use soap and water.
I'll buy used bed sheets at the local thrift store for cleaning patches.
I'll buy used bed sheets at the local thrift store for cleaning patches.
Yard sale, thrift shop, Wally-world cheap cotton flannel. Cut to size, add hot water and dish soap—-
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Old threadbare T-shirts become my cleaning patches. I never seem to run out and the cost is right.
Uncle Miltie
50 Cal.
Double napped cotton flannel from Wal Mart or any fabric store makes the best cleaning patches money can buy.
Post this in the firearms section under general muzzle loading, this section is for wanted to buy. Nit Wit
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