doubleh
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I've never had a leaded barrel that the chore boy didn't clean right up. I check ever time I shoot leaded bullets and really don't have much trouble with leading. When I do find some the chore boy quickly, cheaply, and easily takes care of it. No chemicals, no mess, no fuss. It it's very light leading I may just fire a couple of round of jacketed ammo to clean it out. I shoot lead mostly in 357 mag revolvers loaded to light 38 special velocities. Not much danger from doing that at all. In semi-auto pistols I just use the chore boy.