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Old 12-22-2011, 01:11 PM
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Think it's ok to clean my shotgun with vegetable oil? I'm in a bind...
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Old 12-22-2011, 01:13 PM
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please elaborate
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if its wet i would just dry it off real good
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I would break it down and pat it dry and asap oil it with REM oil
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Old 12-22-2011, 01:25 PM
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veg oil will gum up. DO NOT!! put in on guns, reels, etc
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Thanks guys, it won't eject my first shell.. Everytime I pull the trigger I gotta reach in there and grab the shot shell
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Ducks everywhere and I'm trying to make that afternoon hunt.
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olive oil is fine! That's what old timers used on their muzzle loaders
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olive oil is fine! That's what old timers used on their muzzle loaders
Well tbuddy, we ain't gots no olive oil at the camp.
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olive oil is fine! That's what old timers used on their muzzle loaders
Not supposed to oil inside barrel of muzzle loaders. Causes burnt powder to gum up. Oil outside only.
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I say use it if it's all you got. Make your hunt then clean it again when you get home and re oil it with the good stuff. Gotta do whatcha gotta do sometimes. I wouldnt be missing no hunt because of it fo sho!!
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Oil that ***** up and make your hunt. Clean it good when the hunt is over.
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Oil that ***** up and make your hunt. Clean it good when the hunt is over.
X2 on that!!! Bust them ducks arse!!!!
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Not supposed to oil inside barrel of muzzle loaders. Causes burnt powder to gum up. Oil outside only.
Not true. You oil it to store it. Then run some alcohol patches through it and foul it with a couple primers when you ready to shoot.
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Not true. You oil it to store it. Then run some alcohol patches through it and foul it with a couple primers when you ready to shoot.
Dats right, dats right!!! But you don't oil it and shoot it. It will gum up.
Done did dat, cause I was too lazy to clean it out before shooting.
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