Manual

Use a jag, or a worm if you don’t have a jag, and a patch saturated with a bore clean-

er like T/C’s No.13 bore cleaner. Run it down from the muzzle end a few times to remove

the fouling. (Photo A).

Photo A

Use a Jag for field cleaning

(a Patchpuller Worm will

also work if you don’t have

a Jag with you.

Number 13 Bore Cleaner.

is specifically designed

for cleaning Black Powder

or Pyrodex

fouling.

After removing all the fouling, follow up with a few dry patches to thoroughly dry the

bore. If the gun is to be stored for any length of time, follow the dry patches up with a

good protectant lubricant like T/C’s All Natural Lube Bore Butter.

Remember, when you reinstall the breech plug, make sure the threads are cleaned

and lubed with an anti-seize lube like T/C’s Super Lube. Also lubricate the threads inside

the breech area of the barrel with anti-seize lubricant.

Clean the trigger guard assembly (hammer & trigger) with a good brush and lightly

oil it. Reassemble and function the hammer and trigger assembly.

Cleaning From The Breech End

Never attempt to clean a charged or primed muzzleloading firearm. AN ACCI-

DENTAL DISCHARGE CAN CAUSE INJURY AND/OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR

BYSTANDERS AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.

When you are finished shooting for the day or for the season and plan to store the

T/C Omega muzzleloader away, it is recommended that you clean the firearm thoroughly.

This includes removal of the breech plug and cleaning the corresponding threads in the

barrel. Follow these instructions for thorough cleaning