leebut
Well-Known Member
Hi guys
I've recently bought a tub of JB paste to clean out ingrained deposits from inside barrels
its a lapping paste so not something you would use as part of your regular cleaning regime, probably only recommend it's use one a year to bottom out the deposits in a well used barrel
use the compound in a patch with a little bit of light machine or gun oil, best way to use it Is to rod the first four inches of your barrel ten times then rod 8" of the barrel keep going further into the barrel from your breech to the muzzle meaning the breech end will be rodded 70 strokes and the muzzel end would have been rodded 10 times
you will not believe how much muck will come out of your barrel, best bet is to clean your barrel first using your normal barrel cleaning regime then clean it out using the JB paste you won't believe the results
hope this is of some use to you guys
lee
I've recently bought a tub of JB paste to clean out ingrained deposits from inside barrels
its a lapping paste so not something you would use as part of your regular cleaning regime, probably only recommend it's use one a year to bottom out the deposits in a well used barrel
use the compound in a patch with a little bit of light machine or gun oil, best way to use it Is to rod the first four inches of your barrel ten times then rod 8" of the barrel keep going further into the barrel from your breech to the muzzle meaning the breech end will be rodded 70 strokes and the muzzel end would have been rodded 10 times
you will not believe how much muck will come out of your barrel, best bet is to clean your barrel first using your normal barrel cleaning regime then clean it out using the JB paste you won't believe the results
hope this is of some use to you guys
lee