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Nice video, Everyone has a different way of cleaning but with the same result

An update...My cherry and apple trees are Full of flowers. I bought the Irish Spring but have been reading a lot about pine scent being a bear deterrent. I think I'm going to buy Grandpa's Pine Tar bar soap. Amazon sells 8 bars in 1 order. From what I've read, I think the Irish Spring works for deer. Also read that dryer sheets (certain brands) work for mice. Interesting. BTW I saved the netting that holds the onions and lemons and will use that to hang the soap. I'll let you know! Wish me luck!

I gotta QUESTION Sir? Do you dry the breach and Bore before you you fire this weapon. Do you oil it? Before you prime it? And The last question, does it have a 3/4" rifling? Does it have a dead zero SCOPE ON IT LIKE MY REMINGTON .30/06? NO SIR! SOAP AND WATER IS GOING TO FUCK UP THE BREACH,USE MINERAL OIL! IT CLEANS BETTER AND SHARPENS YOUR BAYONET/K-BAR! I GOTTA QUESTION? ARE WE RESTORING THIS WEAPON OR USING IT IN A COMBAT SITUATION? BE ADVISED... YOU GOTTA DO THE SAME THING. WHETHER IN COMBAT, OR PEACE TIME.

My trees are about 20 years old. I live next to the Appalachian Trail-the woods. The electric company did some work on the neighboring property and since then the bears have changed route and now come across my property and have found my fruit trees on the way. I will try the soap idea. Hopefully it will work! Will advise-Cherries come out in June, Thanks again!

How to keep bear from eating my cherries and apples? Does the soap trick work for bears also? Thank you for your videos!

How to keep bear from eating my cherries and apples? Does the soap trick work for bears also? Thank you for your videos!

Never get bored cleaning muzzleloars just lovemy hawken 54 that's awesome a awesome job turn to get better myself

hello do you shoot patched round balls? what ball diameter do you use? 0.490? or 0.495? the rifling on your barrel is shallow right? it's hard to do accuracy with round balls.

This fellow needs to understand about hunting in the wilds for 15 days !!! No ketchen sink , etc. In the 1830's men knew much better !!!

Does a heck of a job on 2” of fresh powder.

The barrel wedge on a Hawkin was always inserted left to right, it was part of their "signature" they were the only makers that did that. TC didn't care.

Yup, every 50 seconds if you are good and quick, I just hope my cap doesn't hang.

Add some grain to your clover plot .It will stay green after the clover gets beat back with cold weather .

Why not drain the sink and refill in between to avoid continuously drawing dirty water into the barrel..

bruh, the music. Makes me wanna go plow even there isnt any snow.

After drying out your bore with patches, I use a hairdryer down the bore to dry and heat up the bore before I put my preservative in it.

Needs more soap drawn into the bore to neutralize the powder. Less brush, more soapy water should do the trick. What I worry about when using this method is that just as you did I end up with water running down the outside of the barrel. It gets under the barrel rib, sights, etc. and creates rust. So to reduce that issue I first remove the barrel rib completely, spray large amounts of ballistol or other oil on and around the front sight, rear sight, and the barrel lug, then tie a couple of old socks around the barrel to catch most of the water dripping down from the muzzle. That keeps the amount of moisture getting trapped against the barrel to a minumum. Hot water or not, if you are letting water contact those parts attached to the barrel without any effort to protect it, you are gonna have a rusted mess under there.

Nicely done..here’s the biggest piece of advice that I have..if the wife’s home take a bucket w hot water and do this in the garage /outsde ….i actually boil water and use a bucket, gloves to protect my hands , I use an air compressor to dry the barrel , the rest of my procedure is pretty identical to yours, I do use nipple grease on the nipple threads , bore butter I’m sure is just as good

fit in a large washer so the hook end snugs washer up against rollers.

No doubt deer snow makes it tough on wildlife. Ice is even worse. Looks like their still finding food but your winter has a ways to go 😮

Why do non of these videos show up to removed the hook breech it’s driving me insane

Hi there, what is the name for the 50 cal ball/patch speed loader? I’m not having any luck googling it. Thanks

Do you have a v a g i n a ? You just seem like you have a beefy one by your videos.

Would be nice if you listed the equipment used in the video as well as the supply source...

I look up a bunch of these videos and always find it soothing. As a car guy, I would rather listen to the music from the engine than actual music, but that's just me. I'm looking to buy a SxS myself. Can you tell me what wheels and tires you have on yours as well as their sizes? I absolutely love the look of them. They look like they belong on a HUMVEE. Living in eastern Canada, we can get some massive snowstorms, sometimes one after another. I would eventually like to match my SxS with a Bercomac snowblower on wheels.

Subscribed because of this. Thanks for sharing this info, and the comment section was friendly and helpful as well

If you had ride command it comes with "plow mode" and he's sets for up down back drag and everything you can think of so u don't need the pink stuff

Good video, use more water in sink so the water is drawn up thru nipple hole and flushed out.

When did you plant and did you prune every year

I was gifted a TC White Mountain Carbine and have been learning as much as I can before early deer season arrives. I didn’t know you could use lubed patches for your shots. I’ll have to try that when I take mine to the range. Thanks for the video.

What’s the name of the red preload containers? Thank you!

How much pyrodex do I use in cva hawken 50 shooting great plains load by Hornady

Dzioby na twarzy masz po kapiszonach czy pazurach ślubnej gdy jej zapaskudziłeś kuchnię i jadalnię?

I can still hear my wife yelling at me for using her favorite pot to clean my muzzleloader, I would use boiling hot water from the stove. The barrel will dry lot faster and no rust

I just pulled mine out after 5 years of neglect. I love mine. Built it from a kit when I was 16 years old. She is still in great shape. Thanks for the video.

Constructive comment; - No music is better...way better.

use a nylon bush and don't get the copper brush stuck

How many grains of powder do you load? I have never loaded mine hotter than 100 grains with the same powder you're using. It seems to be a good amount for me. Just wondering if you ever loaded it hotter than that.

Couldn’t you have gotten the barrel even cleaner if you had removed the breech plug?

Did you ever lose a patch inside as you were pulling the ram rod out? Also I have old powder compacted at the base so no fire gets through, how do you break that up?

Use the KFI plow lift point bracket to reduce the cable angle. It raises the the cable hitch point to a much more neutral angle! 100% switch over to synthetic rope and use the rope fairlead. This should help you out….

When I was your son's age I had to shovel a 350' driveway with way more snow than that and walk to school 4 miles up hill and back home up hill. 👍

Most IMPORTANT tip of all. If you' re going to do this in what is obviously your dining room or kitchen make sure your wife won't t come home before you finish!

After the days hunt and you don’t shoot. Do you remove lead and powder or do you just remove the percussion cap and use that charge and ball the rest of the season?

I got the joke! Cool

Do pears grow well there? They are good attractant and drop late as well. I imagine persimmons are out of your range which is a bummer cause they grow fast and deer love em.

Almost exactly how I clean mine except I bring my water to a boil carry it outside and go to town on it.

Besides you’re really Yankee accent I enjoyed your video

Thanks for your tutorial; very helpful.👍

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