B Bushersam Well-Known Member * Joined Feb 19, 2022 Messages 62 Reaction score 58 Mar 22, 2022 #1 Do the sabots we're using now actually leaving that much plastic residue in the rifling? If so I'm not seeing it.
Do the sabots we're using now actually leaving that much plastic residue in the rifling? If so I'm not seeing it.
Okie Hog Supporter Supporting member * Joined Jan 22, 2008 Messages 3,261 Reaction score 1,557 Mar 22, 2022 #2 Bushersam said: If so I'm not seeing it. Click to expand... Been shooting sabots since 2000. i've never seen any residue.
Bushersam said: If so I'm not seeing it. Click to expand... Been shooting sabots since 2000. i've never seen any residue.
2 2701jim Well-Known Member * Joined Nov 2, 2010 Messages 54 Reaction score 38 Mar 22, 2022 #3 What Okie said. I think your barrel would have to be very very hot to collect any residue from modern day sabots.
What Okie said. I think your barrel would have to be very very hot to collect any residue from modern day sabots.
sabotloader Keep Shooting Muzzleloaders - They are a Blast Supporting member * Joined May 19, 2005 Messages 9,205 Reaction score 1,741 Mar 22, 2022 #4 The new polymer formulation being used by both Harvester and MMP, although the two formulations do vary slightly. leave very little to no plastic fouling in the bore.
The new polymer formulation being used by both Harvester and MMP, although the two formulations do vary slightly. leave very little to no plastic fouling in the bore.
deerlessbob Well-Known Member * Joined Apr 26, 2010 Messages 612 Reaction score 619 Mar 23, 2022 #5 Agree. I’ve never seen any fouling that I could attribute to plastic. And I’ve seen enough fired sabots to believe that is very unlikely.
Agree. I’ve never seen any fouling that I could attribute to plastic. And I’ve seen enough fired sabots to believe that is very unlikely.
L Les Harris Supporter Supporting member * Joined Sep 28, 2011 Messages 160 Reaction score 179 Mar 23, 2022 #6 You could clean the bore with acetone and see if there was any fouling. Be careful with acetone around the wooden or plastic stocks.
You could clean the bore with acetone and see if there was any fouling. Be careful with acetone around the wooden or plastic stocks.