it works, but the resulting mixture is really hazardous. not dump in the sink or out in the pastureMix up 50/50 mix of vinegar and hydrogen peroxide.
Plug the chamber end of the barrel with an ear plug or something pour the 50/50 into the muzzle while holding it over the sink.
keep it in there about 3 minutes or so. it will eat the lead if that is what it is... slowly eat and soften it anyway.
Then pour it out and brush it.. you may need to do this 3 times or so .
If it is lead it will foam up a little.
Use rubber gloves.. or just wash hands very well after you clean it all out.
I used that when Chore boy would not work.
I had my dads never cleaned 357 mag .. the grooves from start to finish were filled with lead. And had sat for 20 years since shot.
Try that mix you will like it for removing lead.
Ive just never shot anything this smokey. I mean at times of shooting faster strings it obstructed my view some what. My throat hurt afterwards. It was like I was shooting in a poorly ventilated indoor range yet I was shooting outdoors.Dirty smoke is the powder.
I shoot matches most every weekend somewhere. Some guys pistols look like they are shooting a black powder muzzle loader. Fouling in this case has nothing to do with the powder used.
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