Traditions Turkey Pro Shotgun - Manual (Page 26)

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8. Using a cleaning patch or brush affixed to a cleaning jag, pump the
soapy water repetitively through the barrel by raising and lowering the
ramrod until bore is clean.
9. When the bore is clean, remove barrel from liquid. Run cleaning
patches up and down bore to dry inside. Wipe outside of barrel with
dry cloth. Dry receiver and breech area dry.
10. Lightly coat outside and inside of barrel and all other metal parts with
Wonderlube 1000 plus
11. Clean all residue off inside and outside of the stock.
12. Clean and then lightly oil all bolt parts.
14. Reassemble the entire muzzleloader.
NOTE: An extra long bench/range ramrod is necessary for
this cleaning method given that it must be as long as the
barrel and receiver. Visit your Traditions retailer for this type
of rod.
NOTE: Store your muzzleloader in a cool, dry, secured area.
Storage in a gun case is discouraged, as it may hasten
condensation and corrosion. During long periods of storage,
periodically check for signs of pitting or rusting on the
surface and in the barrel bore.
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