williamnewman1
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the heat removes the oil which helps give the bluing its nice shiny color. Once your done oil it back up and it will go back to 'normal'.
thanks , will do , appreciate that
the heat removes the oil which helps give the bluing its nice shiny color. Once your done oil it back up and it will go back to 'normal'.
Have you considered a shovel? If used properly it could bury this DEMON SEED of a rifle and THIS THREAD.
I've got kind of a kick out of this thread. I'm not ready to tell on myself for my antics. (Already told the story about the rifle grenade blank in the basement). Those things got some power.
not a bad read, had to go check it out. I feel mildly better about my stupidity, but only mildly.I've got kind of a kick out of this thread. I'm not ready to tell on myself for my antics. (Already told the story about the rifle grenade blank in the basement). Those things got some power.
update :
literally took a come-a-long to get the steel rod out , wrapped the rod up and put a rag around the bayonet lug and hooked a chain around that and pulled the rod free...
These should not be used for cleaning barrels. I think I found your problem.
(mistake #1) I started putting full size swatches down the barrel trying to speed up the process. After a few one gets lodged in the barrel approx 8" from the muzzle tip. I broke both of my cleaning rods trying to get it out and looked for something to force it out
Load a round in and blast it all out.
update #2:
used a homemade worm to get debree out of the barrel (a normal one was too large in diameter). Most of the carbon fiber arrow shaft turned to ash and fibers, took about 2 1/2 hours but worked a little bit of fibers out at a time. All that is left at this moment in time is about 10inches of uncooked arrow shaft. So tonight I will take the torch to it again and cook the rest of the arrow shaft and will proceed to get that out a little at a time. The brightside is all this working, heating, soaking in bore cleaner etc has made that bore look bright and shiney inside. I estimate that i have 10-11 hours in this at this point (most was unproductive), alot of time for what i hope to be a 3-4MOA rifle. Dare I say I have come to "enjoy" this project in an odd way, have learned my lesson and a great lesson in patience since then.
This rifle will have a special place in the safe and tell my kids about doing stupid crap just to attempt to save a little time.
Barrel will split. Action may fail. Injury may result. Destruction of gun, guaranteed.
Just read the rifle blank thread. Damn funny but I thought you were smarter than that.I've got kind of a kick out of this thread. I'm not ready to tell on myself for my antics. (Already told the story about the rifle grenade blank in the basement). Those things got some power.
Just read the rifle blank thread. Damn funny but I thought you were smarter than that.
Imagine my surprise. Was really kind of funny once the burning embers went out. Oh, and the phone in my ears rang for days.Just read the rifle blank thread. Damn funny but I thought you were smarter than that.