Does anyone have thoughts on this? At $2.50 a shell it seems like a reasonable option, assuming it works as advertised.
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Re: Cleanshot
they also sell it at academy. I looked into it for my son, but decided he needed learn what Hoppes smelled like and get his hands dirty. 
Re: Cleanshot
I used to hand load some cream of wheat loads for my 500 S&W for that purpose. If you go to the cast boolits forum you can find some load info on it. I guess compared to most ammo prices today the cost is reasonable.
Re: Cleanshot
Shotgun bores are too easy to clean. I put a little CLP on a boresnake, pull it through the barrel 2 or 3 times, then my shotgun bores have a nearly mirror finish.
Compared to that, Cleanshot would be a lot more trouble and expense.
Compared to that, Cleanshot would be a lot more trouble and expense.
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Re: Cleanshot
Maybe more expense, but I doubt more trouble. It's undoubtedly easier to fire off a shell per barrel before leaving the range. That said, we're talking about a minimal difference in effort.Pawpaw wrote: Tue Nov 10, 2020 5:06 pm Shotgun bores are too easy to clean. I put a little CLP on a boresnake, pull it through the barrel 2 or 3 times, then my shotgun bores have a nearly mirror finish.
Compared to that, Cleanshot would be a lot more trouble and expense.