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Vudoo V-22 Youtube vid... Must See TV

I've been in the habit of wiping RF crud out of the bores of my custom bbls after every range session. It makes no difference how many rounds I shoot, I'm not going to try to keep track of how many rounds I shoot through each rifle - just wipe them out when I get back into the shop. I use a fairly mild solvent - Ed's Red, which is a mix of kerosene, mineral spirits, Dexron III, and acetone. Two wet patches (using a rod guide), one dry patch, and 90% of the time, I'm done. If the 2nd wet patch still feels a little resistance/rough going through, I usually get a bronze bore brush out, give the bore a few passes, then another wet patch & dry patch, and that's it. So much easier & faster than cleaning copper & carbon fouling out of a CF bore...why wouldn't I do it?
 
As one of the owners and the guy that developed the V-22, I can't speak to why there was no bore guide used in the video, it's not something I agree with and I was not there when the video was shot. I'll be correcting this in-house. Until then:

USE A BORE GUIDE IN YOUR VUDOO NO DIFFERENT THAN YOU SHOULD FOR ANY RIMFIRE!

Hope that clears all this up.

MB
 

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