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Exactly! And with the right chemicals, you don't even need that damn brush at all!
My brother saw Deliverance and bought a Bow. I saw Deliverance and bought an AR-15.
A little OT, but does no one shoot Tula?
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I shot a .85 ish group out of my PredatAR with Wolf WPA steel. Probably an act of God but ill take it
And Wake I do, runs fine in everything I've got
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I wondered if the brush on a drill might be a little harsh.
But what chemicla would you suggest as a cleaner/solvent that would take out that gunk the steel case ammo comes coated in?
Tula...the evil temptress. Yeah I'll admit it, but I don't shoot it a lot due to the supposed negative effects on the gun compared to brass. Brass also negatively effects my bank account though and in a much more visible sense.
Probably have put about 400 rounds of Tula intermingled with another 600 rounds of various brass through a new BCM 16" upper with no issues. I have cleaned my chamber a few times via hand twisting a chamber brush during routine cleaning maybe a half dozen rotations. Probably didn't need to buy just FYI.
I have been a bit leery of Tula as of late due to a friend having two hang fires recently. He safely kept the bore down range, but the rounds did detonate a second or two after dropping the hammer. Never have personally seen that before.
Weak ammo can cause hangfire. Lots of people shoot cases of Tula without harm, just keep a dewy rod handy to occasionally knock out a case.
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