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When cleaning a muzzleloader, what is commonly used to neutralize the corrosive salts of black powder?
Black powder residue is salts and acids that attract moisture. Hot soapy water or specific solvents are required to neutralize and remove it.
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Question: When cleaning a muzzleloader, what is commonly used to neutralize the corrosive salts of black powder?
Answer options:
- Dry air
- Gasoline ✅ Hot soapy water or specialized black powder solvent
- Motor oil
Correct answer: Hot soapy water or specialized black powder solvent
Explanation: Black powder residue is salts and acids that attract moisture. Hot soapy water or specific solvents are required to neutralize and remove it.
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