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one of us |
I had a gun blued when I went to clean it after shooting it looked like varnish was chipping off inside of chamber. Do they nomally do this to protect chambers from blueing salt? urdubob | ||
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one of us |
You weren't by chance shooting Wolf/Russian ammo, were you? | |||
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one of us |
no hand loads.... | |||
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one of us |
Well, there went MY theory. For precisely *two* minutes, I thought I had it. Anybody else? | |||
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Just what i did...the acetone turn varnish cloudy. Made it brittle. I have about 90% of it out having trouble with the deeper part of chamber even with a broze brush. | |||
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<G.Malmborg> |
Get a shotgun bore brush and an electric drill. On second thought stay with the Acetone, you're less likely to damage something. Don't forget the oil. Cold Bore, Wolf ammo would have been my first guess... Malm | ||
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