Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: fliesitdies on August 11, 2022, 10:12:47 PM
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Just curious what do you use to clean out the copper.
Thanks in advance.
Fliesitdies
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Sweets is my go to. I’m sure there are a lot of products now days that will work but that’s what has worked for me.
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Most guys have moved to Boretech non-smell products. Eliminator cleans carbon and copper. I prefer their C4 for carbon then just a lite use of their copper remover. I like to leave some copper there but no carbon. Google Boretech Eliminator.
And throw out the nylon brushes just use brass.
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I like sweets too. If it’s really bad I use gunslicks bore foam but ya gotta be careful with it. That stuff eats everything!
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I don’t know if I do it wrong or all of my guns are “foulers” but I seem to spend half the day pushing patches through unless I use something like kg-12. The only thing that’s come close in effectiveness is Montana extreme 50bmg copper solvent, but man, one whiff of that stuff and I’ll be smelling ammonia for days.
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wipeout,put in leave it for a while,out comes thick blue snot.
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I get the best results with JB bore paste. Gets everything out.
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I have used Lee Shavers barrel break in method and had very good results and very little copper or leading problems. Hope this link works. https://www.modernmuzzleloader.com/threads/lee-shaver%E2%80%99s-barrel-break-in.33040/
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I get the best results with JB bore paste. Gets everything out.
Ooooh thats pretty ! How many rounds through it?
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I get the best results with JB bore paste. Gets everything out.
Ooooh thats pretty ! How many rounds through it?
I clean every 100 rounds. This barrel has around 450 rounds down the pipe.