Well, I'll be. Your right.
No one can ship Barricade to addresses in California! :shocked2:
Obviously it contains something that actually works.
You might try finding a gun store and asking them for a good rust protection for your guns.
Most of them do work.
As for bore butter, it makes a pretty poor rust protectorate and I don't recommend it for that job.
If you don't have a exploded view of your rifle and you have 'adobe' on your computer so you can read pdf files, follow this link to the Pedersoli site.
Notice under the word "CODE" there is a downloadable pdf file that shows all of the parts of your rifle. Click the "Download Attachment" words.
The pdf file shows 2 pins at each ramrod thimble. Do not remove these when you try to remove the barrel.
There are possibly more barrel pins than the pdf shows but there is at least one. Look for any pin that goes thru the stock that isn't there to hold a ramrod thimble in place and use a smaller nail or pin along with a small mallet or hammer to drive the cross pin out about 1/4 inch.
Then, grab the exposed pin with some pliers and pull it out.
It's a good idea to remove the rear lock screw from the stock. This screw will be on the side opposite the lock. Often, this rear lock screw passes thru the barrel tang and if it's not removed, the barrel will not come out of the stock.
Also, remove the screw that goes thru the barrel tang (near the breech).
If the barrel doesn't come free, you might have to remove the pinned nose cap before the barrel can be removed.
Keep track of which pin came out of which hole. Sometimes the pins can be of a different size or length.
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