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baldeagle wrote:

MoJo wrote:scrub each chamber till the gun in gone.

I did NOT know it was possible to scribe the chambers of a revolver so much that the gun would be gone. Thanks for the warning.

The comment was scrub each chamber not, scribe what do you scribe a chamber with? I meant till the gunK is gone. I'm old and, never did well in typing also, my spell checker can't read my mind. That's my story, and I'm sticking with it.

The ideal way to remedy this situation is with a Lewis Lead Remover. Or, go to the cleaning aisle of your local super market, or Wally world and buy a Chore Boy copper pot and pan scrubber. Make sure it's the copper one and not the copper coated steel. cut off a bit of this scrubber wrap it around a small brush (.22 or .30 caliber) and scrub each chamber till the gun in gone. The copper scrubbing pad won't hurt your cylinder but will cut right through the built up crud. This will also work on leaded barrens as long as it is the copper scrubbing pad.