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Started by VAHUNTER, February 06, 2011, 10:42:06 PM
Quote from: H20fowlkiller on December 23, 2011, 09:00:14 PMAfter initial polishing, after how many shots do you repolish? Ever do it on other guns rifles bird shotguns?
Quote from: Gus_13 on December 20, 2011, 01:43:30 PMQuote from: ltprod on April 24, 2011, 10:20:33 PMwill this work on benelli barrels?benelli crio barrels?torreyI have a Benelli Nova and want to do this. Is there any reason we won't be able to on the Benelli?I also have a Winchester 1300 I will do after. Looks great and I'm definitely not opposed to easier cleaning.
Quote from: ltprod on April 24, 2011, 10:20:33 PMwill this work on benelli barrels?benelli crio barrels?torrey
Quote from: VAHUNTER on February 06, 2011, 10:42:06 PMTo polish a barrel using this method the following items will be needed. this has been a proven safe process that has shown great results!!you will see a mirror finish,better patterns(in most cases ) as well as easier cleanup of your barrel !!!!!!Green Scotch BriteJ&B Bore cleaner www.Brownells.comJ&B Bore BrightKroil Kreeping oil Brownells.com OR www.kanolabs.comA DrillCleaning rod (i use a Hoppes 1/4"- 3pc without the handle)20ga brush for 12ga ---.410 or 44cal. brush for 20ga.NOTICE NOT recommended to polish chambers,ports,or chrome lined barrels.it is NOT Recommended to polish barrel with turkey choke installed.use a MODIFIED OR IMPROVED CHOKE during polishing processi have polished over gas ports and barrel ports with No ill effects. but use caution. after polishing be sure to clean all materials out of ports.using a empty 12ga. hull and a empty 20ga. hull i drill out the primer to the size of my cleaning rod. i insert the 20ga. hull into the 12ga. hull so that brass is showing on both ends.for 3"chamber use 3"hull for 3.5"chamber use 3.5"hullthis will act as a guide for the rod and a stop for your brush as well as protecting the chamber from being polished.1. wrap scotch brite around brush2. apply Kroil and J&b Bore cleaner.3. insert into chamber push forward until you can insert shell guide fully into chamber.4. start drill as you move rod towards muzzle. caution--- do Not let patch spin in one place in barrel. rod must be in forward or backward motion while drill is spinning rodi usually do 100 or more passes using J&B Bore Cleanerthen swab the barrel with Liquid bore cleaner (of your choice) then follow with a couple dry patches to clean out the barrel .Next step would be to follow steps 1 through 4 using J&B Bore Polish and Kroil.i usually do 100 or more passes using J&B Bore Polish as well.add fresh Scotch Brite and J&B and Kroil as needed through out the processafter polishing is complete flush barrel with liquid bore cleaner (your choice) then clean and dry patch.besure to clean all ports and choke threads when finishedthe following pics of what comes out of a barrel during polishing. to the eye this barrel was as clean as possible. i had cleaned it with some of the best solvent on the market. then dry patched until the patch came out white.if you have any questions please feel free to PM me. Shawn
Quote from: VAHUNTER on February 07, 2011, 09:28:41 PMQuote from: ul ess on February 07, 2011, 09:02:43 PMIs it possible to use Flitz in place of JB Bore Bright?i have never tried using anything but J&B. there have been others that have used just about every kind of polish you can thing of. someone posted that they used turtle wax. J&B was made to use on firearms. so that is what i use. i do not believe on taking chances when dealing with a barrel
Quote from: ul ess on February 07, 2011, 09:02:43 PMIs it possible to use Flitz in place of JB Bore Bright?
Quote from: jcb11realtree on February 15, 2012, 06:42:01 PMhow do you polish your barrel and what kinda stuff do you need to do it