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use any cleaner you would use on a centerfire rifle..like Hoppes#9..soap and water does not work for BH209..actually makes a mess and harder to clean... All I do is put a little Hoppes on a bore mop..run it up and down barrel...let it sit a few minutes...run a brush down ..then a few dry...

Here is the Web site of who built it. http://www.cmcfirearms.com/ Cole is his name, Carlos from Ed's gun shop is a friend that set it up, and is very good at working with you on regular ML and the SML, Powder out of the 416, will be IMR 4350, PM me for more info.

Here is one I just had built and should have it this week. It will reach out to 600 yards, along with the 45 cal SML shooting sabotless. http://dougsmessageboards.proboards.com/thread/18364/phoenix-range http://dougsmessageboards.proboards.com/thread/18417/phoenix-range

What I liked about the DOA was the eye relief, better then some. Now I am using the Leupold VX R, and a Vortex Viper on my SML's with the CDS dial, Great glass on both, Best of all Great warranty on them.

What gun were you shooting? Do you have the right BP for BH209 if shooting a CVA Have you cleaned the Breech Plug with a drill bit, to clean the carbon out of it, I will clean it after every 10 shots when at the range, and when done, Was the bullet seated tight on the powder? BH209 likes to have...

Bushnell DOA 250, will reach out to 250 yards with the marking with shooting 110 gr of BH 209, Great scope, have it on 3 of my 50 cal muzzy's and 1 on my 45 cal muzzy.

Barnes Bullets, Flower of DEATH. The Hornady 250 gr Mono Flex will open up like that also.

They stopped doing that with the 2010 models, people were complaining that they were scuffed up and were breaking from screwing the end out and breaking it off then wanted new ones, so they went to a 1 section rod.

Where the palm saver goes, get a universal bullet aligner and screw it in there, and it can stay there on the ram rod, carry the palm saver in your pocket, Wally mart is having a sale on there M/L stuff now.

The Parkers BE's are a very accurate bullet, either 250 gr or the 275 gr, So are the Harvester PT GOLDS.

That's why I said, unless you carried in barrel down, you would need to check to see if the bullet came off the powder. First off you would be asking for a lot of trouble if you did carry it that way. I Myself would never carry it that way. and like I said earlier, there are to many better...

Lanes powder tubs put the bullet with sabot in then powder great speed loader.

They have 2 different ones, 1 is the 270 gr that I have tested that is copper, I used a CVA MR with a .500 barrel and a Optima that had a .501 barrel, I loaded them up with a charge in both guns and turned them up side down, and used some carpet on a board to check if they would come off the...

Best part was, they say they are a 200 yard bullet, called and talked to them and they said they never tested them at 200 yards, the computer program they use show it would work, but never tried it.

They are very accurate out of ML barrels .500 or .501, have not tried them in anything larger, they do load easy and shoot very accurate, If you are going to shoot 90 gr to 110 gr of powder, 125 yards is max for them to open up, past that yardage to 200 yards they do not open up unless you plan...

Like Rich77 said, your gun will tell you what it likes, some will do better with 90 gr and some will tighten the group up and be more accurate at 110 gr, then there are some that like 120 gr MAX for BH 209. When working up a load and it starts to tighten the group up, and then it starts to open...

70 grains by weight is 100 by volume.

Good to hear your problem was solved. If you did want to tighten your group up, you could play with the powder (BH 209 or even T7), and go up with it and see what happens, some times 110 gr will make it 3 shots a 1 inch group if you wanted to, Your gun will tell you what it likes, but the way...

couple of other bullets would be the Barnes T EZ's or the Hornady 452 250 gr Monoflex bullet, both with the Harvester black easy load sabots.

When you are shooting BH 209, you do not need to swab the barrel until you clean it, I have shot up 35 times, and did not swab the barrel, it loaded the same on number 30 as it was on the first round. Something you can try is, after you clean it, before you go and shoot it next time, run an...