I have two stainless 4" model 64-5s with significant barrel leading discovered on cleaning after the last range outing.
I've been using the old-fashioned elbow grease method with the available cleaners I have which claim to remove barrel leading with minimal success.
I am looking for a product/method which is "more aggressive" without having to scrub until next Christmas, but not damaging to the exterior stainless finishof the revolvers.
I can't find any information regarding use of mercury for lead removal (I know an older shooter who has some) but not clear on disposal methods for this dangerous product.
Someone also suggested firing some +P JHP rounds and problem will be resolved.
Any suggestions?
Echo47