P pc154 Active Member * Joined Nov 12, 2010 Messages 41 Reaction score 0 Dec 10, 2011 #1 I assumed this is plugged up pretty good. Based on what I have been reading here.
O Omega45 Well-Known Member * Joined Feb 6, 2011 Messages 1,112 Reaction score 1 Dec 11, 2011 #2 http://www.blackhorn209.com/specs/breech-plug-cleaning/
P pc154 Active Member * Joined Nov 12, 2010 Messages 41 Reaction score 0 Dec 12, 2011 #3 Yeah mine is pretty plugged. Working on it with solvent and drill bit. Its from T7. Can I soak it in a cup of water??
Yeah mine is pretty plugged. Working on it with solvent and drill bit. Its from T7. Can I soak it in a cup of water??
O Omega45 Well-Known Member * Joined Feb 6, 2011 Messages 1,112 Reaction score 1 Dec 12, 2011 #4 Start with a small bit and work your way up to 1/8th bit spinning by hand. You can put some gun oil in there to loosen it up some. Just make sure you get all the oil out when done.
Start with a small bit and work your way up to 1/8th bit spinning by hand. You can put some gun oil in there to loosen it up some. Just make sure you get all the oil out when done.
G guitarpicva Well-Known Member * Joined Nov 30, 2010 Messages 492 Reaction score 0 Dec 13, 2011 #5 If it was from a water-washable powder/pellets, pull the O-ring off and boil it. It's stainless. That might loosen things up a bit. If you were using Blackhorn 209, let it soak in Hoppe's #9 for a while.
If it was from a water-washable powder/pellets, pull the O-ring off and boil it. It's stainless. That might loosen things up a bit. If you were using Blackhorn 209, let it soak in Hoppe's #9 for a while.
