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I make cornbread using bacon grease. It's also great in greens. Milk gravy for biscuits.

I use Ballistol, and never had a rusty barrel. I use 5:1 to clean the barrel, and follow up with one patch of 100%.

I use old cut up T-shirts. I also have a small bottle of Ballistol mixed 5:1 for when it gets humid. The pan can turn into a soupy mess if not cleaned between shots.

Ballistol is water soluble. It's not petroleum based. I cut mine 5:1. It does a great job on barrel cleaning.

By the looks of these gents, they ain't from NYC. I've been through several places in New York. Actually fine people, but NYC:doh: I stopped at one place, forget where, had a couple of brews, talked to a few people. They laughed at my southern accent, I chuckled at theirs. We had a few more...

Not even goo for firewood. Smells bad.

Bradford pear has no intrinsic value.

I buff the entire stock with warm beeswax. Final buffing is with a paper bag. You know, the kind you used to get at the grocery store.

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And sending sharp shrapnel flying everywhere.

Nope!

I would highly caution storing BP in glass containers. If for some reason it did go kaboom, the glass will act as shrapnel.

Take it from someone who built his first rifle using a Pecatonica stock, and separate purchased parts with no experience, and it turned out to be no gem, Kibler kits can't be beat!

Don't you know? They had gender problems back then, too. They just said, "I identify as a turkey", and the gobbler's believed them!

It would be determined racist by some groups.

I've been on the lookout for pumpkin spice gasoline.

My family has lasagna for Thanksgiving!

No biscuits? Strange, very strange!

I'm no historian, but I'm told one thing missing from almost every old timers hunting bags was a short starter.