Need to get rust out of my Bore

[Fishboyat]

Hey all hope you're in good health, I recently acquired a T/C OMEGA, I don't know any thing about its past besides it had been shot and never cleaned. As far as cleaning goes I've let the Bore sit with solvent in it, used soapy water with Baking soda, I even made a concaution with bore solvent mixed with baking soda. And the thin layer of rust won't come out which the barrel has shallow pitting near the breach and muzzle with none in-between here are some crappy photos

and the rust is a redish brown. Any advice will be help full thank you all

 

[Eric Krewson]

Discussion of inlines is prohibited here, that said, you might fill the barrel with evaporust and let it sit for a day. The rust will be gone but the pitting will remain.

 

[tenngun]

Try grinding compound on a patch

 

[Trigger]

Coca cola?

No ones tried Borax?

 

[LME]

I use the grey compound that is used on cars. It will get rid of surface rust and slick up a barrel except for the pits.

 

[Des52]

Go to the car parts store and get the valve grinding compound. I use the two part with course and fine pastes. Get a smaller jag and some green scratch pads, cut a small square, put the grinding compound on the square and polish away. I check after 200 strokes with each to see how much more is needed.

 

[Trigger]

CLR?

 

[BoomStick]

Valve grinding compound will remove the high spots, might smooth edges on some of the pitting but pits will remain. Accuracy may be fine, but pitting will hold onto fouling and crud will build up. Still a shooter but swabbing every few shots may be required.