Removing leftover pellets from your non-firing .177 PCP W/O a cleaning rod

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I recently had a similar challenge where I had to remove the stuck ramrod end (patch with jag) from a traditional muzzleloader with non-removable breech.  I used an air compressor with a pointy nozzle.  I can imagine a similar solution would help you.  Unless of course you want to pretend you are doing this on a remote desert island with nothing but coconuts and the arm bone of a monkey skeleton...

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I recently had a similar challenge where I had to remove the stuck ramrod end (patch with jag) from a traditional muzzleloader with non-removable breech.  I used an air compressor with a pointy nozzle.  I can imagine a similar solution would help you.  Unless of course you want to pretend you are doing this on a remote desert island with nothing but coconuts and the arm bone of a monkey skeleton...

Good tip!

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I recently had a similar challenge where I had to remove the stuck ramrod end (patch with jag) from a traditional muzzleloader with non-removable breech.  I used an air compressor with a pointy nozzle.  I can imagine a similar solution would help you.  Unless of course you want to pretend you are doing this on a remote desert island with nothing but coconuts and the arm bone of a monkey skeleton...

Great idea, but if Kelly Ginger is there, I'll deal with the cocoanuts and monkey's arm bone.