Bore cleaning

Sgt Art · 03-20-2003, 06:27 PM

WD-40 is great for removing sticky stickers from plastic garbage pails and that's about it, oh an it's pretty good propellent for my son's spud gun.

Is the Outers Foul Out Unit an electrical device that in a sense reverse plates the bore? I made one using batteries and a steel rod. Plug the bore and fill it (almost) with ammonia, place the steel rod in the bore making sure it doesn't ground out against the bore (I use a small piece of rubber tubing for this at the top and the bottom). Neg side on the rod, POS side on the front sight. Watch it boil. I use three batteries (4.5vdc) for about 20 minutes. All nature of crude attaches itself to the rod. BTW, stainless steel rod works best for this.

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03-20-2003, 06:27 PM	#13
Sgt Art User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: SC Posts: 58 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	WD-40 is great for removing sticky stickers from plastic garbage pails and that's about it, oh an it's pretty good propellent for my son's spud gun. Is the Outers Foul Out Unit an electrical device that in a sense reverse plates the bore? I made one using batteries and a steel rod. Plug the bore and fill it (almost) with ammonia, place the steel rod in the bore making sure it doesn't ground out against the bore (I use a small piece of rubber tubing for this at the top and the bottom). Neg side on the rod, POS side on the front sight. Watch it boil. I use three batteries (4.5vdc) for about 20 minutes. All nature of crude attaches itself to the rod. BTW, stainless steel rod works best for this.