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12-16-2009, 04:19 PM
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Please just use H2O2 common Hydrogen Peroxide, plug the barrel at one end, fill and let stand for a few hours.
Then use a good SS brush. I have cleaned barrels that looked like smooth bores doing this with good results. Mercury can cause damage to your barrel besides being deadly. Vern |
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