Videos tagged with Muzzleloader Cleaning

This guide details the process of preparing a Civil War-era muzzleloading rifle, specifically an 1861 Springfield, for firing. It emphasizes ensuring the bore and nipple channel are free of oil and debris by firing caps and a small powder charge before loading the main charge and projectile. The process highlights techniques for safe and effective use of historical firearms.

This video introduces Bore Products' all-natural gun cleaner and lubricant, presented at Shot Show 2025. The product is designed to effectively clean fouling like carbon, copper, and lead while leaving a thin, non-oily lubricating layer. It's highlighted as a safer, non-toxic alternative to traditional harsh chemicals, featuring a light citrus scent and suitable for various firearms, including muzzleloaders. The discussion also covers their portable cleaning kits and mats, developed in partnership with Otis.

This guide details the safe and effective loading and firing of an inline muzzleloader, specifically mentioning the CVA Acura. It emphasizes barrel clearing, proper powder measurement (loose or pelletized), bullet seating with a marked ramrod, primer insertion, and safe firing procedures. The importance of using manufacturer-recommended loads and cleaning after use due to corrosive propellants is also highlighted.

Mike Davidson from Gunwerks demonstrates a thorough cleaning process for their muzzleloaders, emphasizing cleaning from the breech end to protect the action. The guide covers bolt and breech plug removal, barrel cleaning with solvent and brushing, patching for dryness, muzzle brake maintenance, and breech plug care with anti-seize for future ease of use. It concludes with advice on long-term storage and a final rifle inspection.

This video is a 'shooting the breeze' segment where the host discusses various topics while shooting a reproduction 1858 Remington "New Model" Army revolver. He touches on the historical significance of muzzleloaders, particularly in the context of the Civil War, and shares personal anecdotes about visiting battlefields and collecting firearms. The host also offers his perspective on social media, gun rights, and the importance of responsible firearm ownership.

Dustin Winegar from Guns of the West provides a detailed guide on cleaning black powder firearms, emphasizing that it's less daunting than often perceived. He demonstrates the process on a Pietta 1873 single-action revolver, detailing the use of 'moose milk' (Ballistol and water) for cleaning and straight Ballistol for lubrication and rust prevention. The guide covers cleaning the cylinder, frame, bore, and smaller parts, highlighting the importance of prompt cleaning due to the corrosive nature of black powder residue.

This expert-level entry details the Thompson Center Triumph Bone Collector and Impact muzzleloaders, highlighting their features for extended hunting seasons. It covers muzzleloader basics, loading techniques, and specific advantages like the Speed Breach for cleaning and the Flex Tex stock for recoil reduction. The information is presented with an instructional tone, suitable for intermediate muzzleloader enthusiasts.

This video showcases the Otis Elite Cleaning System, a comprehensive kit designed for maintaining the cleanliness and longevity of various firearms. The system is presented as essential for firearm safety and performance, suitable for a wide range of calibers and firearm types including rifles, pistols, shotguns, and muzzleloaders. The kit includes Otis bore brushes, chamber brushes, flex cleaning rods, slotted tips, patches, cleaning solution, bore solvent, brass scrapers, and a durable nylon carry case. The description emphasizes that the kit contains over forty tools, providing nearly everything needed for effective firearm maintenance.

This video from Brownells highlights the M-PRO 7 BORE CLEANING GEL, a product from M-Pro 7. The description directs viewers to Brownells' video website for more information. The content focuses on a specific firearm maintenance product.