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| Jules,
I use JB's because that is what my smith recommends and it works. He is both a smith and a competitor @ 1,000 yard. His judgement has been on the mark in the past. I have even stopped using bronze brushes in my bore.
From what I am learning we probably harm our barrels more by the way we clean them than anything else.
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| Jules when I work over at Chesapeake Gun Works Jurel would only let us use JB paste on the bores if we were cleaning the bbl for a customer,he said it was the best stuff going and have used it for years. |
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| It doesn�t matter as long as the grit is the same. In my experience, they are essentially the same thing. |
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Originally posted by Dave James:
Jules when I work over at Chesapeake Gun Works Jurel would only let us use JB paste on the bores if we were cleaning the bbl for a customer,he said it was the best stuff going and have used it for years.
Dave, I've been to Chesapeake Gun Works quite a few times and have met Jurel. I can't remember you though. I live only a couple miles from there. |
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| Never used USB, so can't comment on it. I've had the same jar of JB for several years, and will just get another when I run out. |
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| Jules I worked there back in the late 70's, in fact my brother in law worked there also,it was in the old store by Nick's down from LuLu's hot dog stand.I saw Jurel Jr. the other day he is working for Leroy over in Hampton at the Hampton gun store now that he closed Chesapeake. |
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