Neighbor sheared his lambs for the fair tonight, so I got a big bag of it. Gonna try using it as wadding in my trade gun. Curious how it will do. The kids bathed them before shearing, so I may have to ad lanolin or some other grease.
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Lambs wool
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Brokennock
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I've heard of some others here using it. The only criticism was odor if I recall.
Daryl Crawford
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I've used it. Was ok. I'm interested to hear your experience.
I also used it to scrub the bore on my tow worm.
I also used it to scrub the bore on my tow worm.
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If it's clean it makes a great polishing pad for gunstocks, especially if it could be mated to an arbor/pad and mounted in your drill press.
