Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Muzzleloader Hunting => Topic started by: SeeThru1987 on May 19, 2014, 05:44:08 PM
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so ive aquired a knight muzzle loader that looks horrendous in side the barrel..ive spent 4 hours trying to remove as much rust as i can, but heres the wierd thing, i can finally see most of the barrel but there is corrosion on the rifling..i thought this as kinda wierd due to the nature of my job. so i figured i come on here to find out what i can do to treat this, if my plan b goes awry( ez soak for a day then scrub). any ideas?
Thanks!
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can try running a bore brush done the barrel , then a bunch of cleaning patches cut up some old holey shocks they will help get more of the crud out of the lands .you might also try chatting with ( Sabotloader ) who puts lots of posts on here . Hes been big help for me when it comes down to questions about inline Rifles shoot him a line or two maybe he has some better ideas
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Get everything wet with Kroil and let it soak overnight.
I bought some stainless steel bore brushes from Brownells that worked pretty good on an old 50 cal I bought (for a 50 BMG)
Then there is the JB bore past (haven't used, but have heard of it)
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I don't know if you have had any luck yet, but I have read on some previous posts in other forums that you can go to an auto parts store and get a chemical that you could pour down the barrel and let it soak and it would remove all the rust. I don't remember the store or the product, maybe someone else can chime in. If not go to auto zone, etc,. and ask them about it.
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im thinking bore brush patches and then some jb bore paste. i know some guys on here used to talk about improving the pattern on shotguns using green and red scouring pads wrapped around a bore brush and attached to a cordless drill . might help to get the tough stuff out as long as ya don't polish out the rifling.
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With a shotgun well oiled 000 or 0000 steel wool on a drill will do wonders.