The rifle was diligently cleaned previously with: #1. If I do, I use bore tech nylon brushes. The gun in question is this Savage 112 'J' series single shot, circa '76-'78 chambered in 25-06 that I snagged at a local shop. Tried Ezzox for a rust preventative, but the chidt stinks to high heaven...
62 carefully for years and it was the schiznit! If it cleans all those well without the use of a brush, I will be convinced. Its warm enough to shoot On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 1:22 PM, SharpShoot R <> wrote: Dear Skyler TA is safe for AR receivers………no damage if you soak them in it for years……No shelf life on TA. Anybody recommend a good bore cleaning solvent. Starts on page 2) This will also give you the amount of the ingredient (in percent). Neither cleaner stinks either.
Then use good gun oil, shoot and repeat. I sold it because it wouldnt beat my Shilen barreled Sako 7mm mag. Montana Extreme are an oil based product. Or they can cut the chase and settle on two bore cleaners and save some $$. Given the advanced state of neglect I had to do 4. overnight soak/sessions, and used your Accelerator for 2 of them. Ken said something to the effect that Wipe-out was great stuff, and using the accelerator with it was the way to go- he also said that they get 10 rifle cleanings per can with the stuff (the other stuff took a whole can to foam the bore the 3 times it took to get clean) I'd heard of wipe-out, and assumed it was the stuff I got in Homer and didn't really like too much. I ordered some of this product last week, based on the second round of "thumbs up". While the primary ingredient is kerosene, the exact proportion is unknown, or perhaps, when they make it, they dump in an approximate amount. I recently decided to. The black plastic cone that seals the barrel so no foam. But it doesn't stop there… I like not having to run an oily patch through the bore after cleaning. It slowly started to lighten. Bore tech vs hoppes. Hi, You might recall we spoke a few weeks ago. I had a custom barrel and would require 6-8 patches, the first would be black then gray before becoming white.??????????
He said he finally could hit something wit it again and couldn't believe how clean the barrel was. I have had a big bottle of Butches for several years now, just never had good luck with it removing copper, and not much on powder residue prefer the Wipe is what removes copper, nothing else seems to work.. My concoction of Bluegoop is without a doubt the best copper remover of all, one pass and 10 minutes and its all out as a rule, but you must be carefull to get it ALL out of the barrel as it will get a barrel so surgically clean that it will rust in a few hours... If you are absolutely obsessed with removing ALL the copper, use Barnes CR10, it works better than Sweets. Just clean it and run an oiled patch down it after cleaning. The tricky part again was getting it into the barrel. Then dry patch and apply Wipe Out to soak overnight or several hours. That is a smell a fella will never forget! You deliberately stupid, stupid or just an idiot? I also ordered the Flush-out degreaser and Slicker. If necessary and you have a barrel that is heavily fouled with copper, you always have the option to use some ACCELERATOR. Butch's bore shine vs hoppes #9 oil. All rifles cleaned up well, especially the. Thank you again for a great product!!
I was being a bit tongue in cheek about liking the cocktail of aromatic hydrocarbons in Butch's, as I said, they seem to attack almost everything, so don't let them linger on any stock finish, or get them on your hands or in your eyes. I dunno whether this gets all the copper from the whole barrel but occasionally I run another patch with Sweets and leave it in for 5-10 minutes and see if any 'blue' appears on a patch and it seldom does. Will likely be after the holidays. To maintain accuracy: "Keep the throat clean! Butch's bore shine vs hoppes #9 rifle. Didn't come until between 7 and 20 rounds with a dry patch between each round. I've always been a big believer in bore paste ocassionaly and J-B Bore paste is probably my favorite, although there is nothing wrong with Issoso either. Then another a couple of dry patches I. have an honest to God, clean, no copper fouled barrel. Of the swabbing from the copper penny. The barrel was cool to the touch on the first two shots but heated up on the next three although I gave is a few minutes to cool down.
I'll be happy to let you inspect any of my barrels after I clean them. I use the C4 carbon remover 90% of the time and it does a really good job with very little effort. The rifle started the day at around 3MOA. A Review of Bore Solvents. Pull the cleaning rod through the bore, and you should see specks and slivers of metal collected on the mesh. I wasn't impressed… I pulled out a really fouled. After this I'll use GM break cleaner for any carbon left over then check for copper using Montana copper killer.
More overnights till you get no more blue or black. I've used it for quite a few years. I'm a big fan of Ed's Red. They do not damage the bore, they clean all types of fouling (copper, powder, lead, plastic), and they have the added advantage of of polishing the throat both in 'break in' and later on when the throat begins to roughen again from the rounds fired. THIS +1, my hunting rifles maybe every 3 - 4 years i don`t shoot them that much. When that quick, very confident reply hit me I could not help but grin. If you have any questions after reading the material don't. Butch's Bore Shine Bore Cleaning Solvent Large 16oz –. I consider myself very diligent in caring/cleaning of my firearms but believe this is the cleanest that bore has been since 1917. Store in a quality ziploc. Yet to try we differ is that I have reverted to using Ballistol as a brushing agent rather than any solvent. I thought this barrel would be the ideal test for Wipe Out. Gunsmithing - How to Clean a Rifle Barrel Presented by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA. I shoot a lot of large hunting calibers and benchrest rifles also.
Some say it is more abrasive than JB, and I think that it is not but that it is more concentrated than JB, and a little bit goes a long way. I really miss the good old Pomona Gun Shows. Yes, I know it's designed to remove lead and not copper, but the Brownells Lewis Lead Remover might help mechanically strip the copper from the bore if there is a LOT of copper fouling. The basic recipe is here: Normally, I go light on the acetone, but add extra back in if I'm dealing with plastic residue in a shotgun barrel. The barrel inside now looks no different than it must have. We'd like to hear about the technique you employ to get the job done. Went to Shooter's Choice and liked it a bit better. We ve tried this process, in an old barrel that was pretty badly jacket fouled, and it worked really well.
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