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"When one fires jacketed bullets in a leaded barrel it doesn’t “clean” the barrel so much as it smears some of the lead. Some my be removed.  \n\t \n \n\n\n\tCleaning lead from a barrel can be quite a task.  \n\t \n \n\n\n\tMy fix was to quit using bullets and loads that leaded the barrel badly. I switched to Bear Creek Supply “Moly” coated bullets and as long as I keep cartridges loaded under 1200 FPS I haven’t had ANY leading in any of my guns in 20 years.  \n\t \n \n\n\n\tOh, I did get some lead g a few years ago from some factory Winchester .45 Colt loads. I simply used a stick bore brush and some “Lead Away” patches. \n\tKleen Bore and Birchwood Casey make lead removal cloths. Cut them into patches and run them down the bore. THEY WILL REMOVE BLUING!!! \n \n"
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