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Advice for Vulcan cleaning

Oh wise sages of Vulcan Airgun Realm….AKA old Farts…obviously excluding myself and Ville, as I’ve seen a picture of he and he looks about my age. Or perhaps he has pickled himself at his bar. Anyway on to the subject.

I’ve been out in the field scrambling the brains of rabbit and squirrel :5: a few times without a good cleaning of my gun when returning. Raining in my neck of the woods today and I thought I would give my lovely, awesome Vulcan a good cleaning. I’ve used the Hoppe’s wipes pictured on my PB guns in the past and am wondering if these would be ok to use on Vulcan, however I don’t want to use products that would damage performance or internals.

What products, how and how often do you use them? Anything you could offer is welcomed! :8:

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Any real Man can tolerate little smell of anus. You should too ..

Thanks for the cleaning advice. Now to see if I can tolerate the smell of anise.

Pardon me , Sir !

Didn´t knew you were an Alabama – man. I´d never, ever get in any disagreement with one , much less with a fun loving Southern Redneck from that fine State. I apologize – humbly.
I need to get a Plane ticket and come over for a sip of that stuff ! Maybe we can take a road trip to Arkansas and visit The Uncle for a private show while i´m over ? They tell me he´s an eye-candy with those red leather Trunks and those sweet tunes from Boney M playing silently in the background . :whistle:

Sir Ville my hallucinating Finnish friend…..the only good looking things I’ve seen from Finland are the women and snow! 😉 regarding a Finnish ass kicking…. If you will review my original post I excluded you from the Old Fart list. I am a South Alabama fun loving red-neck…instead of fighting I’d rather get together and drink Piratt Belgium Ale :18: and talk about those beautiful Finnish women!

quote Beach-gunner:

Oh wise sages of Vulcan Airgun Realm….AKA old Farts…obviously excluding myself and Ville, as I’ve seen a picture of he and he looks about my age. Or perhaps he has pickled himself at his bar. Anyway on to the subject.

I’ve been out in the field scrambling the brains of rabbit and squirrel :5: a few times without a good cleaning of my gun when returning. Raining in my neck of the woods today and I thought I would give my lovely, awesome Vulcan a good cleaning. I’ve used the Hoppe’s wipes pictured on my PB guns in the past and am wondering if these would be ok to use on Vulcan, however I don’t want to use products that would damage performance or internals.

What products, how and how often do you use them? Anything you could offer is welcomed! :8:

I´d come and kick your ass wasn´t i so drunk !! :butkick:
How dare you call a good looking Finn in his prime for an old fart ?? Blasphemy …

quote guykuo:

What about wiping down and protecting the metal and wood stock? The CLP’s I see for firearms seem a bit aggressive for a PCP. What do you guys recommend for our Vulcan’s that don’t generate those nasty combustion products?

For barrel: BALLISTOL

For metalwork: BALLISTOL

For stock: BALLISTOL

Oh and I forgot also.

I also use the Patch Worm kit for all of my fire arms, with “Gunzilla” on the internals and Ballistol or Rem Oil on the external stuff. I feel that wiping down with the Rem Oil gives my stock a deeper, darker shine. I find all three products to be excellent.

quote guykuo:

What about wiping down and protecting the metal and wood stock? The CLP’s I see for firearms seem a bit aggressive for a PCP. What do you guys recommend for our Vulcan’s that don’t generate those nasty combustion products?

For barrel:

For metalwork:

For stock:

This is what I been using for the cricket (still figuring the vulcan but likely the same)

For barrel: Ballistol
For metal: Ballistol
For stock: Ballistol

I don’t use hand lotions but when I do, I use Ballistol

Wow. Seriously, you guys don’t think a slightly over sized (compressed) patch spinning in the rifling cleans all the surfaces? My heavy fishing line approach pulls dirty patches that eventually pull clean.

The patch worm looks like a great product but I just wanted to throw something else out there for those that have some heavy line or weed wacker line laying around.

For metal I use a little touch of Ballistol I find the smell pleasant and it cleans well.

What about wiping down and protecting the metal and wood stock? The CLP’s I see for firearms seem a bit aggressive for a PCP. What do you guys recommend for our Vulcan’s that don’t generate those nasty combustion products?

For barrel:

For metalwork:

For stock:

quote octavius:

If you did “same” patch worm just with a loop at end you did not get same cleaning result like with original one. 😉

:8: :8: :8: you beat me to it Jan. Mooseknuckle, Your only cleaning a portion of your barrel pulling through with a loop. Think about it. Patch Worm covers ALL the surface of the bore……

Ahhhh… now I have to purchase the worm patch to find out.

If you did “same” patch worm just with a loop at end you did not get same cleaning result like with original one. 😉

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