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good morning muzzleloaders of my republican controlled republic! I have a newly purchased cva 50 cal I am extremely happy with fires accurately, looks great. It does have some very lite rusting on bbl, but I notice when loading her, that where I grasp the bbl with my left hand, just under front sight, when I am loading, the bbl has a gritty feel to it. The rest of the length feels smooth has a baby butt. My ? Is this a sign of impending rust problems, or can I just "buff" it out. I always keep a layer of moose milk on external barrel between shooting sessions. Opinions please.
 
A couple drops of gun oil on a piece of 0000 steel wool, rub it on the spot gently. You may also need some cold blue to touch it up, Brownell's Oxpho-Blue is excellent for this.
 
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