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BH209 Cleaning question-opinion
Between me and my family I have about 4 -.45 and 5- .50 caliber muzzleloaders. It seem that some of them change point of impact more than others after they have set or been cleaned. I have just started to work on solving this situation but thought I would seek input from others to see what they do. What I have tried with BH209 is not to swab or leave the barrel dirty. The accuracy has been excellent this way. If it is going to be more than a couple of days I will shoot to unload and leave dirty. I never bring the gun in from the cold unless in a case and it sits in my cold walk-out basement until condensation is not a problem. Sometimes it seems that there is moisture after the shot inside the end of the barrel. Some guns the first shot POI might be 4-6? and some are within an inch. What do you guys do to get consistency? I tried swabbing but the accuracy went down. Clean after shots? The heavier the bullet it seems the less affected. Thought? Opiniosn?
Between me and my family I have about 4 -.45 and 5- .50 caliber muzzleloaders. It seem that some of them change point of impact more than others after they have set or been cleaned. I have just started to work on solving this situation but thought I would seek input from others to see what they do. What I have tried with BH209 is not to swab or leave the barrel dirty. The accuracy has been excellent this way. If it is going to be more than a couple of days I will shoot to unload and leave dirty. I never bring the gun in from the cold unless in a case and it sits in my cold walk-out basement until condensation is not a problem. Sometimes it seems that there is moisture after the shot inside the end of the barrel. Some guns the first shot POI might be 4-6? and some are within an inch. What do you guys do to get consistency? I tried swabbing but the accuracy went down. Clean after shots? The heavier the bullet it seems the less affected. Thought? Opiniosn?