rafterob
62 Cal.
Extra care must be taken when using the striped pillow ticking. It is imperative that you lube the side with the predominant color (the outside). Bad juju may occur if you lube the inside.
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Newbie Question: Which side of the patch do I grease?
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If you have striped pillow ticking with one side of more color that the other side, you have material that has the stripe printed on the fabric and that printed fabric is inferior to the fabric with the woven stripes that have the same intensity of color on both sides.
those precut and lubed patches only have a shelf life of about 18 months, they deteriorate in quality rather quickly
my advice is to prepare a small amount of patches or a strip of cloth you cut at the barrel and keep lube and patching cloth in your bag, or just use spit lube patches in the moment, they work very well it turns out
Wheatmusket
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You are not lazy, just efficent.
I spit-lube, so I guess I'm cheaper as well as lazier.
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The most course side of the patch out side the ball, contacting the bore wall.
