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There's goes my Friday nights. 
Time to clean as sort my pellets!
Pellet lube, I've been using CRC food grade silicone spray on them. Seems to work pretty good. But, I'm a powder burner convert. This is all new to me.
Time to clean as sort my pellets! Pellet lube, I've been using CRC food grade silicone spray on them. Seems to work pretty good. But, I'm a powder burner convert. This is all new to me.
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Could someone pretty please explain indexing the barrel liners?
trying so soak in as much as I can.
trying so soak in as much as I can.
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If it’s one flier out of 5-6 shots, do you still get the same frequency of fliers if you single hand load pellets into the rifle? Sometimes magazines can affect pellets.
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Chuck, I have a question. Have you tried Finish Line Dry chain lube? If you have, how did it rank from bad to good?
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Tyvm!
Could I also get a recommendation for a good cleaning tool? Rod, snake, whatever… I come from the shotgun world, so most of my former maintenance knowledge is out the window here.
best,
Sam
Could I also get a recommendation for a good cleaning tool? Rod, snake, whatever… I come from the shotgun world, so most of my former maintenance knowledge is out the window here.
best,
Sam
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Patch worm for cleaning.
Also, besides the Napier Pellet lube, I've had good results using FP-10 CLP for lubing the pellets.
Also, besides the Napier Pellet lube, I've had good results using FP-10 CLP for lubing the pellets.
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I've tried a number of products over the years, and so far, the Finish Line works best for me and as really tightened up my groups. I don't sort, though. I read your post before you modified it, are are some pics with the ingredients. I've even gone to the extent of running a wet patch down my barrel after its been cleaned. Thanks fo the tips on which solvents you use. I've always used the warm water/Dawn solution.
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I also used the wd-40 dry lube and thought it was doing fine. But now I'm going to try Napier. Thanks Chuck.
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Just a quick comment on acetone in a plastic pail. Some plastic can't handle the strength of the solvent, and will melt before your eyes. Some home improvement stores/paint stores will sell solvent resistant plastic containers.
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Seems like a common sense, quick and easy first step to take to determine the potential cause of fliers.
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