Best way to remove fouling from stainless rev.

Lt.smitty

April 18, 2003 12:47

I have tried for a while but still can't find an easy way to remove fouling from the front of a stainless revolver's cylinder. Any help appreciated.

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  punchie

  April 18, 2003 13:14

  When all else fails (solvent and brush), use a little Flitz polish.
  
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  He Dog

  April 18, 2003 13:21

  I have good luck with Butch's Bore Shine.

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  boeboe

  April 18, 2003 13:30

  I has a Rossi stainless revolver with some persistant fouling in the barrel. Repeated (and I do mean repeated, like a hundred or so) swipes with a snake finally cleaned it up good as new.
  
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  BT99

  April 18, 2003 15:48

  I've used this many times. Hot water, soft scrub, and a stiff tooth brush.

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  rsnyder55

  April 18, 2003 18:00

  I usually use an old dish towel and some Flitz. It hasn't failed me yet.

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  EVILDR235

  April 18, 2003 19:56

  I use a product made by kleen Bore called LEAD AWAY-GUN CLEANING CLOTH.It is mostly for stainless firearms.It takes the burn rings right off the front of the cylinder of My S.S. guns.You can also use it like a patch in the bore.I get excellent results from it.The maker warns against rubbing too hard on blued guns,as it will take off bluing.
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