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<blockquote data-quote="meatyrem" data-source="post: 457151" data-attributes="member: 26633"><p>Thanks Specweldtom</p><p></p><p>The Hoppes #9 benchrest copper solvent is what I use. I have been leaning towards butch's bore shine to turn to next because I hear others are happy with it. I usually saturate a patch, run it back and forth a couple times and let it set for 5 or10 minutes then again with a other saturated patch. Then dry patches for five or six pushi g all out the bore. If still not clean then I'll repeat at least two more cycles, maybe a third. Then after I get the bore dry then I'll run a saturated patch with Rem Oil back and forth a couple times then dry the bore with a few dry patches then lightly spray a patch with Rem Oil and then down the bore and out. I don't like metal rod for cleaning either. Me and a friend bought metal rods with a protective coating and after a while the coating was almost scraped off his cleaning rod. Mine was barely marked at all cuz I'm a little more particular than that. But I decided to go with the fiberglass rod instead and am happier.</p><p></p><p>There are times that I will use the foaming bore cleaner too and I have good results with that also.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meatyrem, post: 457151, member: 26633"] Thanks Specweldtom The Hoppes #9 benchrest copper solvent is what I use. I have been leaning towards butch's bore shine to turn to next because I hear others are happy with it. I usually saturate a patch, run it back and forth a couple times and let it set for 5 or10 minutes then again with a other saturated patch. Then dry patches for five or six pushi g all out the bore. If still not clean then I'll repeat at least two more cycles, maybe a third. Then after I get the bore dry then I'll run a saturated patch with Rem Oil back and forth a couple times then dry the bore with a few dry patches then lightly spray a patch with Rem Oil and then down the bore and out. I don't like metal rod for cleaning either. Me and a friend bought metal rods with a protective coating and after a while the coating was almost scraped off his cleaning rod. Mine was barely marked at all cuz I'm a little more particular than that. But I decided to go with the fiberglass rod instead and am happier. There are times that I will use the foaming bore cleaner too and I have good results with that also. [/QUOTE]
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