pepperbelly
45 Cal.
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I have Ballistol and will be mixing some, probably 6 to 1 to start.
Once I soak my patch material and squeeze the excess out, how long do I need to let it dry?
Do I need to keep the lubed patch material in an airtight container like a ziploc bag if I won't be shooting immediately?
Can I lube some patches and store them? If so, how long can I store the lubed patch?
I would like to make some lubed patch material -, either cut patches or strips to be cut at the muzzle, and have them ready for whenever I can get out to shoot. I would hate to get to the range and find the patches have dried out.
I know it is a dry patch method, but how dry is too dry?
Once I soak my patch material and squeeze the excess out, how long do I need to let it dry?
Do I need to keep the lubed patch material in an airtight container like a ziploc bag if I won't be shooting immediately?
Can I lube some patches and store them? If so, how long can I store the lubed patch?
I would like to make some lubed patch material -, either cut patches or strips to be cut at the muzzle, and have them ready for whenever I can get out to shoot. I would hate to get to the range and find the patches have dried out.
I know it is a dry patch method, but how dry is too dry?