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Cleaning The Slug Gun and Patches
06-12-2012, 05:51 PM,
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Cleaning The Slug Gun and Patches
My current method of cleaning between shots has been one wet down to the powder bed area let soak for 10 seconds while I remove the sealed Ignition. Then this patch is up and tossed, a second wet patch both sides. 1 dry patch both sides, Then the loading tube. I do not oil the barrel but use .003 100% cotton rag vellum paper cross patches, lubed with Nye Oil as Via Rich Hicks. This seems to have pretty excellent accuracy.

Thoughts, suggestions, I have tried Freezer paper and the rifle runs well with it, but of course it is not Legal in NRC Matches.

KW
The Lunger
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06-13-2012, 01:48 PM,
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RE: Cleaning The Slug Gun and Patches
Kenny,

It was a shame that Rich Hicks passed away. He was a pretty nice guy. He is who Dave Casey flew in to Ohio here to shoot with at Canal Fulton. I had driven down there to the range to watch them shoot a couple times.

Dave Casey is into the slug guns also.

Dave
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06-14-2012, 03:51 PM,
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RE: Cleaning The Slug Gun and Patches
Oh yeah Brother Casey and I shoot together now and then mostly at Cody in the NRC Matches. Brother Dave has the coolest Barnes Picket rifle I have ever seen off the charts on the cool factor and Dave shoots it quite well.

KW
The Lunger
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07-05-2012, 06:30 PM,
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RE: Cleaning The Slug Gun and Patches
Winds continue here so no slug gunning today. Had hope to try a shorter patch, It did cool down into the lower 90's though.


KW
The Lunger
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