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Black powder is rough on steel. The residue left behind after a shot pulls moisture and starts eating at your bore faster than most people expect, which is why a dedicated rust preventative is the step you never want to skip. CVA's Barrel Blaster Anti-Rust Spray is built specifically for that job, giving your muzzleloader a clean protective layer once the fouling is scrubbed out and the barrel is dry.
The formula goes on as a thin, even film that displaces moisture and leaves a barrier between your bare steel and the air. It handles bores, breech plug threads, and any steel component that tends to attract surface rust between hunts. Because it's an aerosol, you get controlled application right where you want it, whether you're wrapping things up at the cleaning bench or doing a quick wipe-down in camp.
Muzzleloaders need more attention than a modern centerfire, and the folks who store their guns for months at a time know surface rust can creep in even after a careful cleaning. Running a patch dampened with Barrel Blaster down the bore after your last dry patch gives you that extra insurance during the offseason. It plays nicely with inline and traditional rifles alike, from percussion guns to flintlocks.
Clean and dry the barrel first, then apply a light coat to the bore, breech plug, and exposed steel. A little goes a long way, so you don't need to soak it. Before your next shooting session, run a dry patch or two through the bore to clear out any residual preventative, and you're ready to load.
The 6 oz can is small enough to toss in a range bag, truck box, or hunting pack without taking up real space. That portability makes it easy to treat your rifle right after a wet hunt instead of waiting until you get home, which is exactly when rust likes to get started.
Use it as the final step after you've cleaned and dried your muzzleloader. Once the bore comes out clean on a dry patch, apply a light coat to the barrel, breech plug, and any exposed steel. This is especially worth doing before long storage or after a wet day in the field when moisture has had a chance to reach bare metal.
Yes, run a dry patch or two down the bore before you load. That clears out any leftover preventative so it doesn't interfere with your powder charge. It only takes a few seconds and keeps your first shot consistent.
It does. Beyond the barrel, it's effective on breech plug threads and other steel components that tend to pick up surface rust. A lot of muzzleloader owners hit the whole gun with a light wipe-down before putting it away for the season.
It's formulated for black powder firearms across the board, so it works on inline rifles as well as traditional percussion and flintlock guns. The formula is built around the corrosive nature of black powder residue, which is what sets it apart from a general-purpose oil.
| UPC | 043125117536 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | AC1753 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.48 |
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