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The
electronic bore cleaner is simple to build and use. Connections
of power supply to the rifle is critical and polarity must be
correct
or it will not function properly.
Please: Use this at your own risk. I am not sure of the out come if you were to leave this in your barrel for long periods of time. I am aware of commercial kits that are exactly the same thing, so they appear to be safe, but I only use this for short periods at a time. So be cautious. Myself, I would remove the stock before doing this process. Just to be safe. Parts: Stainless Steel Rod (long enough to stick out the muzzle of the rifle and the funnel) Wire Alligator clips (two) Plastic Funnel Rubber stopper (that fits tight in the breech of the rifle) Power Supply (this can be a couple of D cell flash light batteries or a old 6volt (+ or -) cell phone charger Cleaning solution: 1/2 water 1/4 White Vinegar 1/4 Ammonia jaz5833 (of Gun Boards, used with permission) "I drilled a small hole part way through a rubber stopper and inserted the stainless rod into that hole. I placed a small rubber "O ring" on the rod and positioned it at the point where it would be on center in the barrel, so the rod could not come in contact with the metal of the barrel. Then I inserted the rod through the chamber end until the opposite end with the rubber stopper closed off that side of the barrel. Now,
I placed the funnel over the rod that now protrudes from the muzzle
continuing
on into the barrel. After taping off the funnel to prevent leaks the
barrel is
now ready to accept liquid. |
Here is the setup ready to go
After 5 minutes of cleaning
After 10 minutes of cleaning
After 15 minutes of cleaning
Fluid and rod after cleaning first time
Fluid and rod after second cleaningDiscussion
of cleaner on "Gun Boards"
http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread.php?t=70158
Websites on
electronic cleaning and copper fouling removal (same idea and subject)
http://www.frfrogspad.com/homemade.htm#Rust
http://www.surplusrifle.com/reviews/copperout/index.asp