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Last year I bought one of the co2 unloaders to use instead of pulling bullets or firing. It works great but I am wondering if I need to do any cleaning afterwords. I hunt at least every other day during the season and never bring my gun in where it is warm but I do feel better reloading after a few days. I have upgraded the nipple and went to a hotter cap. I know the co2 blows a shot of ice cold air that can cause condensation if the gun is warm but I run a cloth down once before reloading. Should I be doing anything else? Thanks for any input and good luck!!!!
 

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Seems like running a cloth would do the trick?!

I would love some info on the CO2 product...can you tell me where to find it.
 

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I shoot a traditional Thompson. Its just a little palm size gun that you put a standard co2 cartrige in like you would use in a pellet gun. You place it on the nipple and it blows the bullet and powder out. I did not expect it to work that good at first but it does the job. A buddy of mine had a gun passed down to him that sat fot two years w/ powder and bullet in and it blew it right out. I believe I picked it up at Gander. Pretty cheap also. I don't know much about the in-lines, but its great for what we shoot.
 

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Thanks i have been looking for one. At least i know one place that carries them. Does anyone know if Mc sports or gander carries them?
 

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I looked for one at Gander Mountain in Grand Rapids today, and they said they don't carry them. I also looked at Al & Bob's, they don't carry them either. Ended up just buying a ball puller. Guy at Al & Bob's said they're almost extinct now due to the popularity of in-lines.
 
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