How to Clean a Traditional Muzzleloader

Today, we are going to walk you through the cleaning process for a traditional muzzleloader

Cleaning a modern inline is a piece of cake but trying to clean a side lock muzzleloader presents a whole new set of challenges. There are additional tools and skills required in order to thoroughly clean a traditional muzzleloader. This video should give you a general understanding of how to clean a side lock muzzleloader and if you have any other questions, please let us know in the comments below.

PRODUCTS NEEDED:
Solvent:
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Dry Patches:
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Nipple Wrench:
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Nipple Pick:
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Anti-Sieze:
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Screw Driver:
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Bore Brush:
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Cleaning Rod:
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TIME STAMPS:

0:00
Intro

0:29
Products Needed

0:54
Cleaning Overview

1:07
Step 1: Cleaning the Bore

1:42
Step 2: Cleaning the Lock

2:23
Final Overview and Reassembly

2:46
Outro

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Email: [email protected]
Phone: 855-236-5000

At first, muzzleloading can be an overwhelming new sport, but we are here to help you get everything figured out. Whether you're hunting deer in the thick woods, sitting in a stand over a cornfield in the midwest, or chasing elk in the mountains. Our goal is to help you on your muzzleloading adventures!

Of course, for any questions about muzzleloading, you are welcome to call us at 1-855-236-5000, or email us at [email protected].