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Blackhorn 209 cleaning question
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<blockquote data-quote="dave300" data-source="post: 1653894" data-attributes="member: 60488"><p>Well my arrowhead breech plug didn't make it in in time for a weekend attempt to learn this Rem Ultimate Muzzle Loader game, but I did want to ask your actual cleaning regiment.</p><p>When you clean your gun at the range, do you remove the breech plug or just use a damp patch and avoid any cleaning solution from running toward the BP?</p><p> I'm still vague on how to approach the first time at the range cleaning process as I begin to shoot and see what this Ultimate ML likes?</p><p> Luke did send me up 10 of his new bullets and 2 different sabots to try and a suggested charge by weight of BH209. But my questions still remain on how and when to clean when I do get to the range, and I see you had yours prove its most accurate after 2 fouling shots.</p><p> Currently, the weapon is squeaky clean, awaiting the Arrowhead BP upgrade and I have 10 bullets as a trial and I am looking to make the most of those ten and a cleaning regiment, if at all when I shoot those 10.</p><p> Alternate between shots with the two different sabots and note which did which is my best thought process?</p><p> Thanks and sorry for the multiple question post, but cleaning with the BP in seems a bit concerning?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dave300, post: 1653894, member: 60488"] Well my arrowhead breech plug didn’t make it in in time for a weekend attempt to learn this Rem Ultimate Muzzle Loader game, but I did want to ask your actual cleaning regiment. When you clean your gun at the range, do you remove the breech plug or just use a damp patch and avoid any cleaning solution from running toward the BP? I’m still vague on how to approach the first time at the range cleaning process as I begin to shoot and see what this Ultimate ML likes? Luke did send me up 10 of his new bullets and 2 different sabots to try and a suggested charge by weight of BH209. But my questions still remain on how and when to clean when I do get to the range, and I see you had yours prove its most accurate after 2 fouling shots. Currently, the weapon is squeaky clean, awaiting the Arrowhead BP upgrade and I have 10 bullets as a trial and I am looking to make the most of those ten and a cleaning regiment, if at all when I shoot those 10. Alternate between shots with the two different sabots and note which did which is my best thought process? Thanks and sorry for the multiple question post, but cleaning with the BP in seems a bit concerning? [/QUOTE]
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