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Bore Tech's latest cleaning rods have a "proof positive" tip. We you combine the rod with the Proof Positive Jag, you won't get false positives for copper!

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I have the Brownell's inch pound wrench. Comes in a nice hard plastic case which fits in a pack nicely! Great for checking rings and action screws.

EGW is good to go! Two bases which are fine.

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It depends on the chemicals you are using. Some of the newer chemicals will eat a brass/bronze and you have to use a nylon brush. I'm using Bore Tech's Proof Positive brushes. NO false positives from them!

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Looks very good. In the chamber area you could use a couple of patches soaked in a carbon remover and stuff them into it. Let them sit (as per solvent instructions). A chamber mop can help clean it up or just some patches with a small pick. You might want to check out the Action Cleaning Tool...

Welcome! I'm north and west of Philly. Shooting an FN in .308.

Been using Varget and I don't find it to be "Dirty". Using Bore Tech products with a nylon brush gets my bore very clean. Some of the new cleaners will start to eat away a brass brush so watch out for that.

You can't go wrong with that combo. I would use the C4 first to get the carbon out and then Eliminator.

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