What are people using for copper fouling?

[jmscon]

I've been using Hopps copper solvent but am wondering what everyone else is using? Found something better?

[Magnum_Willys]

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,215726.msg2886479/topicseen.html#new

see last post an hour ago.........

[jmscon]

Well, there you go!
 

[Bill W]

Sweets worked for me.

[JimmyHoffa]

ultra fine steel wool w/ gun slick and bore shine

[Stein]

Once the barrel is broken in I never pull the copper out.  Any of the ammonia based cleaners work well if you follow the directions.

[Curly]

Wipeout

[Magnum_Willys]

Heres the link.   No Smell either. Some of the cleaners are nasty.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0070IQJA0/ref=pd_aw_sim_200_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=JWVEZPXVRSM1MXY4WA9R&dpPl=1&dpID=31gvcOGNxUL

[jmscon]

Thanks for the replies! I'll try some of those out!

[fowl smacker]

Sweets

[MADMAX]

 
wear gloves

[boneaddict]

Still use Hoppes here

[fishngamereaper]

I stopped using those hard core solvents years ago and have had great success with M-pro7 products.

[jjhunter]

Wipeout.

[JDHasty]

Bore Tech if I need it. 

[BigGoonTuna]

Ive used wipe out and montana extreme 50bmg solvents.  They both work well but the 50bmg is just plain obnoxious. Bottle says "caution, strong vapors", i expected it to be a normal hoppes type smell, i took a whiff and felt like i got punched in the nose!  Definitely something to only use outside, even then, i can smell ammonia for days afterward.

[Magnum_Willys]

Ive used wipe out and montana extreme 50bmg solvents.  They both work well but the 50bmg is just plain obnoxious. Bottle says "caution, strong vapors", i expected it to be a normal hoppes type smell, i took a whiff and felt like i got punched in the nose!  Definitely something to only use outside, even then, i can smell ammonia for days afterward.

Yea I opened that took one wiff and threw it out.  No reason to use that when non-scent stuff like Boretech works so well.

[mossy8352]

Only use Weapon Shield now solvent and lube, great stuff.

[actionshooter]

Sweets

[BNAElkhntr]

Barnes CR-10

[Bofire]

Sweets

[bobcat]

I'll be trying out some Wipeout "Patchout" today. Heard good things about it. Apparently, no brush required. I've used quite a few of the other copper removers, but never Wipeout. I picked up a bottle at Sportsmans Warehouse last time I was in Federal Way, a couple weeks ago. Tried Cabelas in Lacey first but they don't have it, or at least I didn't see any in the store. Seems odd that they wouldn't stock it, as it seems to be pretty popular.

[Bob33]

I'll be trying out some Wipeout "Patchout" today. Heard good things about it. Apparently, no brush required. I've used quite a few of the other copper removers, but never Wipeout. I picked up a bottle at Sportsmans Warehouse last time I was in Federal Way, a couple weeks ago. Tried Cabelas in Lacey first but they don't have it, or at least I didn't see any in the store. Seems odd that they wouldn't stock it, as it seems to be pretty popular.

I've never tried the liquid Patchout but have had great success with the foam version.

[timberfaller]

Make my own!   Ed's Red.   

[Bill W]

I too make Ed's Red.  Last batch was a gallon that I'm working my way thru.   Ed's Red is good for powder fouling but not so much on copper fouling.