At the risk of being called contrary again. That would be good for pinned barrels but there's no need to drill an old nipple. Thats the method I use to clean my Hawken barrel with it's regular nipple, just minus the hose. I put the breech in the bucket.
Thanks for the tip. I will include it in my list of "good to know, common sense stuff". After reading one of your previous posts, I've already included a small bottle of WWF in my range box for quick cleanup between cylinders at the range.
That would be good for pinned barrels but there's no need to drill an old nipple. Thats the method I use to clean my Hawken barrel with it's regular nipple, just minus the hose. I put the breech in the bucket.