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Bore solvents - Don McDowell - 06-20-2012
I had gathered up a number of Montana Extreme Bore Solvent. I got around to trying the stuff and it works pretty well. Then at the Quigley last week I bought a small bottle of their Cowboy Blend. It's supposed to be good for cleaning lead.
By jimmeny the stuff works like a champ, and pulls more carbon out of the deep recesses of the grooves than you can shake a stick at.
Went back and bought a big bottle of the stuff....
So if you've picked up a jug of the stuff in door prize awards, drag it out and try it,, you might like it.
RE: Bore solvents - powderburner - 06-20-2012
don , doggone it if you would wrap them rascals you wouldnt need that stuff,,,although I am looking for some, may have to go online or to a bigger place , is there a website?
RE: Bore solvents - Don McDowell - 06-20-2012
Dean I think if you go to Western Powders web page there maybe some info. But probably if you just google up Montana Extreme there should be plenty of hits.....
Sorta glad I forgot my turpentine, otherwise I may not of discoverd this Mt Extreme stuff...
RE: Bore solvents - Don McDowell - 06-20-2012
Earyago http://www.montanaxtreme.com/
RE: Bore solvents - Lumpy Grits - 06-20-2012
Don, how's it compare to ol' turpentine for removing lead?
Gary
RE: Bore solvents - powderburner - 06-20-2012
thank you Don.
RE: Bore solvents - Don McDowell - 06-20-2012
Gary it works awfully dang good...
Dean I noticed they listed a dealer in Elko, and of course sportsmanswhorehouse and cabela's..
RE: Bore solvents - Lumpy Grits - 06-20-2012
I'll see if the local "toy store" has any then.
THX,
Gary
RE: Bore solvents - powderburner - 06-21-2012
missed that , will ck tomorrow,
RE: Bore solvents - Don McDowell - 06-21-2012
Something about an archery etc shop...