hBN (Hexagonal Boron Nitride) vs fouling
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It’s a huge amount. The powder is light and fluffy and just the amount you can pick up with the tip of a toothpick can treat a tin of pellets.
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I have not. I’ve only put a tincture in a small ziploc with maybe 100 pellets and gently shook them until there was a very fine amount on all of them. If they look at all white I roll them on a towel to roll off excess.
What would the plan be for the wax? I have Renaissance Wax.
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I've mentioned this tip a few times but if you take a "copper" charbroil pot scrubber (don't buy the stainless or bronze because it will damage your barrel) then cut some off, and wrap it around a brush once or twice so it's only a snug fit in the bore, it will scrape all the lead out of the barrel quickly, and it doesn't take much effort. Only go from breach to muzzle.
Then clean as you would otherwise.
I learned this from a old friend for pistol shooting with lead bullets and it's way faster than using the chemicals or current products. Could probably follow up with chemicals but I didn't feel the need for my application back then.
BTW I'd be wary of using anything that attracts moisture inside a barrel, especially in humid areas.
Example - I won a new soft case in a raffle once, and left my FX Royale in it for a few weeks, and the steel got pretty much ruined from excessive rust because the foam inside the case, as I found out from researching about it, "attracts moisture". I live in Arizona BTW and in a arid climate.
It caught me off guard because I've left guns in my other cases and never had this problem before!
Then clean as you would otherwise.
I learned this from a old friend for pistol shooting with lead bullets and it's way faster than using the chemicals or current products. Could probably follow up with chemicals but I didn't feel the need for my application back then.
BTW I'd be wary of using anything that attracts moisture inside a barrel, especially in humid areas.
Example - I won a new soft case in a raffle once, and left my FX Royale in it for a few weeks, and the steel got pretty much ruined from excessive rust because the foam inside the case, as I found out from researching about it, "attracts moisture". I live in Arizona BTW and in a arid climate.
It caught me off guard because I've left guns in my other cases and never had this problem before!
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I was thinking of a mix with the renaissance wax..i do not think i will add too much. Mix it together and apply to bore .
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This link provides several options, do you mind providing a link to the specific lube? I think I know which one, but want to be sure.Here is the website page for the Micro lubrol product
MicroLubrol - Ultra Performance Lubricants
www.microlubrol.com
Hope this helps
Edward
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