| NECO has been the pioneer and innovator in lapping thebore of firearms by means of firing imbedded bullets. This method of bore lapping is not really new. It was known to artillerymen of old. We have made the process predictable,scientific and effective. We use laboratory grade abrasives of the highest quality and consistency. There is no coarse grit abrasive polluting the fine grit. This pollution is definitely a problem with commercially availabe lapping mixtures. We certainly don't advocate the use of valve grinding and lapping pastes! The abrasives we use are easily imbedded in bullet jacket material and lead bullets. They do not imbed in the steel of a barrel. The use of our kits in their various forms and options will give satifying results if the instructions are followed. We have sold thousands of these kits to satisfied customers. |
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ECONOMY ABRASIVES KIT
The ECONOMY ABRASIVES KIT consists of the necessary abrasives in paste form, instruction manual, 10 soft lead slugging bullets and steel plates for imbedding your own bullets. This kit is sometimes called the "roll your own" kit. Used properly, the kit contains enough materials to pressure lap 10-12 barrels. Check options to select the caliber of slugging bullets you desire.
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Four Abrasives Kit
Great way to firelap your muzzle loader. Kit consists of the four abrasives (#220, #400, #800, #1200 grits) in jars. The abrasives are laboratory grade abrasives and in a paste form.
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Individual jars of abrasive paste
you can purchase the jars of abrasives individually to "customize you firelapping.
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NECO Pre-imbedded Bullet Kits
The Pre-imbedded Kits consist of 50 color coded jacketed bullets, 10 soft lead slugging bullets and an instruction manual. The color of the bullet indicates the grit that is imbedded in the jacket. Suggested loads for firelapping are in the manual.
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Soft Lead Slugging Bullets, bag of 10
The very best way to check the bore for constrictions, loose spots and rough spots is to "feel' the bore. The best way to "feel" the bore is to manually push a slug through the bore.
As you push the slug through a well greased bore, you can note where the aberrations occur and mark them on your pushing rod or dowel. As you change grits in the fire lapping process, slug the bore. You will feel the improvement brought about by the firelapping process. Our pure lead slugging bullets are sold in bags of 10 except the .510 bullets. They are sold individually.
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