is this of any use in black powder guns?
1986517
,absolutely it'll clean all of that out all that black powder residue 1 of the best cleaners around that being said please note that I said cleaner that means inside the boar if the gun is blued keep it off the blueing long-term exposure to this could possibly cause pitting while cleaning the boar I would invert your rifle or whatever it is you're cleaning so that any excess solvent runs out to the cardboard or whatever you have it sitting on August we put something underneath the weapon tonight just let it rest on your floor as a solvent will probably eat through the linoleum or whatever you have for flooring it will eat through just about anything if its exposed long enough well I hope this helped you happy shooting
378145
It's more of a nugget...we use it in one of my gun ranges for the backstop. Works very well...I like it better than the stringy stuff as the stringy stuff breaks down into a powdery rubber which mixes with the gun powder residue on the bullet core of the ammo that hits the backstop. So far, we've decided to change both ranges out to this product....If you're using it for landscape, I think it would be great...
1093132
I would think so, being as how it it made for the bullets, not the specific gun. I love mine.
1175988
Yes, the book shows smokeless powder loads for 45-110 sharps, but not black powder. It uses the following smokeless powders - SR4759, 5744, IMR4198, RX7, 2015. Hope this helps.
213729
no... it is used for disasimbly of guns to brace parts while taping out pins installing sights and drifting dove tail SIGHTS for zeroing in.
2013431
From the brief search I did on those substances, I'd say no. I've sprayed a rust proof primer and it came out kind of clumpy with the larger tip. I have shot tractor and implement enamels, with a little bit of thinning they can come out nicely. If you have to time to do multiple light coats, it might work.Also, and unrelated, I've been using a brake cleaner to clean this gun the last few times. It's reduced cleanup time by 2/3 and so far has shown no ill effects.
1126320
Black Powder is usually reserved for muzzleloaders and the Triple Seven and Pyrodex pellets are much easier to use. If you were wanting to reload antique cartridges, then, yes, the RCBS Combo Charge Master 1500 should meter the powder just fine. However, be aware that the instructions warn NOT to use with black powder and that some particular powders may not meter well. The round donuts of Trail Boss work well, as do the flakes of Accurate Arms #2 and #5, a few that I've used recently and extensively.
325845
As far as I know, yes. I usually use distilled water in mine. Work's great. Work's even better with the Hornady gun cleaning solution.
709182
I have used this to clean/polish rifle and pistol brass. I used rice along with the brass and the results are good. Make sure you clean the flash holes.
2204211
It is only a part of a reloading set-up. You need a reloading press and several other things, not to mention primers and powder and bullets. You need to find someone familiar with guns and reloading.
2160214
No. I use it for a pellet gun target and the pellets chip away at it, I can only imagine what 9mm rounds will do. Sorry
1228454
I've never tried, but probably not. For a dual-purpose gun that is used for electrical work as well as structural soldering, that would not be a particularly strong selling point. You are probably looking for welding or brazing tools, not soldering guns, if you want to actually melt wiring.
917857
I don't think you would want to use on the actions. It works great to lube cable housings I use it in the shift cable of my UTV to keep it from freezing in the winter. It is a liquid and if you get it on your hands it has to wear off. I think it would be way to messy to use on a gun action.
124216
So far I have not used Black Powder. I just use firecrackers, just drop them in the fuse comes out the back.Works pretty well, just have to clean it out......
591252
Yes. I have loaded thousands of pistol loads using a wide variety of powders. I have loaded only 30-30 rifle but it has the capacity to load most any powder charge needed. Have owned one for 20 + years.
932650
I would think so ive seen it used on pistol slides. i haven't used it on anymetal myself tho.
1801483
Yes, I do that now. Make sure you have a quality impact gun. Low quality guns can use a lot of air with not much result. I use the Ingersoll rand 231c.