Finally happened. Stuck a cleaning rod and patch. Really stuck.

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You removed it the correct way. Luckily you didn't do what many do. Use a wooden dowel to beat it out so you won't hurt the bore and brake it in the bore creating a second blockage. They usually split along the grain causing a wedge that gets tighter beating it form either direction. No wood dowels in the bore!
 
I stuck a cleaning jag in one of my muzzle loaders and I took the nipple out and pured a few grains of 4f in and replaced the nipple and fired it out.
 
The rod I grabbed and stuck was a unknown mil surp steel rod I found in a box and put it together and added it to the rest of them. I thought it was a .30 cal but never bothered to check it. It now has a new home in the scrap metal barrel.
 
Nope, never done this. Ever, OK, OK, once.

Well, yeah, maybe like three times.

Once I got a fired case jammed in the chamber of a Mosin 91-30. Apparently the chamber wasn't clear of cosmoline, after the first "thorough cleaning".
 
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