Shoot your Shotgun Bore Clean!

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June 2nd, 2017
bumblebee

Shoot your Shotgun Bore Clean!

There is a new cleaning company on the scene flipping conventional wisdom on its head. The idea of “shooting” your gun clean might sound idealistic and fictitious, but it is something that now exists as a result of Huntego. They make a shotgun shell that can clean your gun if you shoot it. A more complete and better explanation of the product is stated on the Huntego website:

CleanShot is a patented high-velocity bore cleaning device utilizing approximately 9,500 PSI of outward pressure to power scrub, trap particles and wipe your bore clean. Designed to be used in the field or at a range, CleanShot allows shooters to maintain their firearms with minimal cleaning equipment, effort and mess."

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https://huntegoltd.com
June 2nd, 2017
0utlaw

Run it through a few of Abby's and get back with us
June 2nd, 2017
12bhunting

They can keep the gimmicks. You still have to run an oil patch down the barrel, another 4 minutes to clean it first is not that big of a deal to me.
June 2nd, 2017
bumblebee

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Originally Posted by 0utlaw

Run it through a few of Abby's and get back with us

Actually, when I showed this to her, she said, "No f@#$ing way!"
June 2nd, 2017
e.money83

Looks a lot like the bore after running a "waxed shot" if you ask me. Just saying. IV8888 did some videos way back in the day with them, and showed the bore after and it had the same look. Regardless, you still have the carbon from the round you fired to clean it.
June 2nd, 2017
Cattle/Horses

Well I did get gifted a neglected LC Smith once. The bore showed rust and minor pitting. After 1 dove shoot the bore shown like a new nickel. The receiver took a little more elbow grease.
June 2nd, 2017
FLT

What, wait, ---- you are supposed clean shotgun barrels?
June 2nd, 2017
greenmachine

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Originally Posted by FLT

What, wait, ---- you are supposed clean shotgun barrels?

I treated my old 1187 like an old whore. A little spit and some grit and she was ready to go.
June 2nd, 2017
Jafar

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Originally Posted by greenmachine

I treated my old 1187 like an old whore. A little spit and some grit and she was ready to go.

As long as you lube the inertia sleeve to keep that rust powder from forming on it, you're good to go. Just don't let the damn interceptor latch stud bust.