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The Basics, Starting Out
#9 vs M7
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<blockquote data-quote="epoletna" data-source="post: 2833590" data-attributes="member: 87371"><p>Everything is being improved these days. I guess I'll have to try M Pro 7.</p><p></p><p>I just saw there's a replacement for patches, too: a ribbed rubber plug that is pushed through the barrel. I bought one and it disappeared in the truck on the way home. Probably under the seat, but I haven't gotten the energy to look for it yet. Anyone tried this, and does it do a better job over traditional patches?</p><p></p><p>Finally, I have started. leaning toward pull-throughs instead of a rod. Two reasons: I am sure there's some wear from the rod touching the lands, even when I use a device to center the rod in the chamber. Second reason: I have two rifles that don't allow me to push a rod in from the chamber end, and I don't want to push a rod into the muzzle. With a pull-through, I can feed the line into the chamber and to the muzzle, then pull a brush or patch from the chamber to the muzzle, the way nature meant us to do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="epoletna, post: 2833590, member: 87371"] Everything is being improved these days. I guess I'll have to try M Pro 7. I just saw there's a replacement for patches, too: a ribbed rubber plug that is pushed through the barrel. I bought one and it disappeared in the truck on the way home. Probably under the seat, but I haven't gotten the energy to look for it yet. Anyone tried this, and does it do a better job over traditional patches? Finally, I have started. leaning toward pull-throughs instead of a rod. Two reasons: I am sure there's some wear from the rod touching the lands, even when I use a device to center the rod in the chamber. Second reason: I have two rifles that don't allow me to push a rod in from the chamber end, and I don't want to push a rod into the muzzle. With a pull-through, I can feed the line into the chamber and to the muzzle, then pull a brush or patch from the chamber to the muzzle, the way nature meant us to do. [/QUOTE]
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