Clean bore vs dirty way off?!?

[Shane Lindsey]

Another vote for Blackhorn 209.
Have a Knight disc that was giving me fits and then tried the BH and it helped alot. I would get alot of resistance while loading the 2nd and subsequent shots, to the point of cleaning with solvent on the range. Now with BH I can shoot for groups and then clean with solvent to confirm cold/clean bore shots...same POI as when ten shots are through it.

 

[J E Custom]

thanks. I will have to look into this. I have zero idea what you are talking about so I will need to research. any links you can send me to?

Here is a link to the coating I mentioned.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1064222645/lyman-super-moly-spray-lube-aerosol

As stated early in this post, Different BP powder substitutes foul differently and some are not to bad but the molybdenum disulfide did the best to ****** fouling in my muzzleloaders.

J E CUSTOM

 

[Bigeclipse]

Here is a link to the coating I mentioned.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1064222645/lyman-super-moly-spray-lube-aerosol

As stated early in this post, Different BP powder substitutes foul differently and some are not to bad but the molybdenum disulfide did the best to ****** fouling in my muzzleloaders.

J E CUSTOM

May I ask how you coat your barrels with it?

 

[lotek]

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Got me? I use a patched round ball, so don't have fouling problems.

 

[J E Custom]

May I ask how you coat your barrels with it?

First do a white metal cleaning to allow the molly to adhere.

Then I spray it down the barrel and use a bore brush to distribute and smooth it out before it dries. After it dries I burnish it with the same bore brush and patch the bore to remove and loose Molly.

It ends up looking very shinny like it was Lapped. This coating/finish holds up real well and will increase velocity (A side benefit ).

As Lotec mentioned, A patch ball will help, but I have found round balls
ineffective on game because the entrance and exit holes will close up and leave very little if any blood trail.

J E CUSTOM