Maintaining Bore Care For Rifle Accuracy And Longevity
The article explains how bore fouling from powder residue and bullet deposits reduces accuracy as rounds are fired. It notes the impact of chamber pressure velocity and bore condition on fouling, contrasts rough and smooth bores, and emphasizes proper cleaning tools and routine maintenance to keep rifles accurate and serviceable for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wiseman
Shilen
Cleaning a firearm bore and tool recommendations
Step by step cleaning advice covers breaking fouling with solvent and brush, using patches and copper solvent, chamber cleaning, and proper rod guides and brushes. It lists calibers, bore brush materials, and a typical 22 caliber kit cost about 30 dollars. Safety reminders follow, with contact details for Steve Beiser and George Yovanovich of The Chronicle Telegram.
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Steve Beiser
George Yovanovich
The
Chronicle
Telegram
Steve
Sebeiser
Ix.netcom.com
George
Yovano
Local Angler Leaderboard For Biggest Fish Of Season
The Chronicle Telegram will publish weekly local leaders for the largest bass yellow perch bluegill and trout from May 26 to Sept 1. Entries require weighed photographed catches at Lorain Garrells Batt Shop Lorain Hot Waters Bait and Tackle Findley State Park or LaGrange True Value. Prizes: $25 to adult winners per category and trophies plus prizes for youths under 14.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Garrell’s Batt
Erie Ave
Lorain
Hot Waters Bait and Tackle
First St
Findley State Park
Park
Youth Shooting Tournament Set by Beaver Creek Sportsmen Club
The Beaver Creek Sportsmen Club plans a 1998 Youth Shooting Tournament on August 29 at Quarry Road, South Amherst. Registration begins at 9:30 am with shooting starting at 10. Open to youths 8 to 17 using .22 rifles with open sights. Participants must supply rifles, hearing and eye protection and be accompanied by an adult. Free lunch provided. preregistration required. Contact Rosie or Muskie at 440-277-9559.
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Beaver Creek Sportsman’s Club
Quarry Road
Amherst
Sheephead taste tests and Lake Erie fishing chat
John Schenk of Elyria writes that sheephead taste similar to walleye and other fish when prepared well, sharing memories of past eating habits and a fisherman’s practice. Steve and George respond with reassurance and tips, noting Outdoor Gourmet aims to broaden fish appreciation and keep fish on ice, skin fillets, trim fat for better flavor.
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Steve
Lake Erie
Strohs
Miller
Coors
Sheephead
Walleye
John
Sea Grant
Dave Kelch
George
Coyote article informs readers on wildlife issue
An outdoor page notes a June 26 Chronicle coyote feature and urges broader reader engagement. A reader asks where to buy pigeons for dog training and is advised to contact the Division of Wildlife in Akron for out of season training information.
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Chronicle
Mike
Division of Wildlife District Three
Akron
Steve
George
Unwritten boating rules to keep sailors safe from the dock to open water
A column by Steve Beiser and George Yovanovich shares unwritten nautical guidelines for boaters. It highlights courtesy like signaling forgotten drain plugs, avoiding boats with visible hull damage, and steering clear of high speed fishing areas. The piece invites readers to contribute more rules to the list.
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Aline
Steve Beiser
George Yovanovich
Bald eagle license plate proposed in Ohio
Senator Latta introduces a bill to create a bald eagle wildlife conservation license plate in Ohio. Funds from sales would go to the Division of Wildlife for bald eagle management and habitat restoration in the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sen
Robert Latta
Bowling Green
The
Division of Wildlife
West Lake Area Walleye Surge Roars Along Shore and Islands
Western basin reports show walk on boats out of Port Clinton delivering excellent walleye limits. Northwest of West Sister Island in 30 feet, gold worm and flipping harnesses lead catches of 18 to 24 inch fish. North of Port Huron Captain Gordon also notes active walleye near shore from Saw Mill Creek to Vermilion with spoons, longlining, and dawn riggers catching 18 to 23 inch fish. Perch scarce, lake minnows hard to find, smallmouth active along rocky shores, white bass turning on near Lorain.
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Western Basin
Port Clinton
Cindy
West Sister Island
Port Huron
Gordon
Saw Mill Creek
Ruggles Reef
Lorain
Lorain County
Dave
Carolina
Parsons Marina
Vermilion
Slif
Sherod Park
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