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How to Clean Your Civil War Rifle | Black Powder Maintenance Supplies

https://www.28thmasscob.org/enlist/   / 28thmassachusetts   Civil War history lives through us—keep your gear sharp and your impression sharper. Are you a new Civil War reenactor, black powder shooter, or recreational history enthusiast looking to keep your reproduction musket or rifle clean and functional? This in-depth guide covers everything you will need to clean and maintain your black powder weapon—whether you're in the field at a reenactment or at home doing post-event maintenance. We walk through general gear for .58 caliber rifles like the Springfield and Enfield, with notes for .69 caliber weapons as well. You’ll learn what to pack in your field cleaning kit, including worms, jags, tampions, cleaning patches, percussion cap tins, wrenches, scrapers, magnets, and more. Then we move into at-home supplies like sectional cleaning rods, pipe cleaners, nipple picks, makeup applicators, and cleaning chemicals like Ballistol, 3-in-1 oil, neatsfoot oil, linseed oil, and period-correct rotten stone. From beginners to veteran reenactors, our tips help you stay ready for inspections, battle scenarios, and long-term preservation. 👉 Like, subscribe, and join us at the 28th Massachusetts, Company B! 📍 Based on the East Coast and looking for new recruits! 📸 Follow us on Instagram for exclusive reenactment content, behind-the-scenes looks, and community updates. 00:00 Introduction 00:30 Storage 00:52 Tools 02:24 Magnets? 02:28 Tampion 04:01 The Barrel 05:45 Patches 06:03 Chemicals Keywords: Civil War reenactor, black powder rifle, .58 caliber, musket cleaning, Springfield rifle, Enfield maintenance, reenactment tips, field cleaning kit, tampion safety, Ballistol, linseed oil, historical firearm care, 19th century weapon maintenance, authentic reenacting, black powder supplies #AmericanCivilWar #LivingHistory #Reenacting