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Posted: 10/6/2004 6:14:33 AM EDT
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I have a bushmaster varminter. Awesome gun I must say. Anyway. I clean that barrel with Hoppes 9 and when finished run patches through until I see no coloration on the patch. When I look down the barrel I can still see some copper coloring in the Rifeling. Any suggestions? Also. Just curious which parts of the gun you lubricate. Thanks Guys. |
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Sweets 7.62 It cuts the copper great after cleaning with shooters choice I use Sweets Run a wet patch wait 5 then do another You will never see a more neon blue as the copper comes out. repeat process until no blue comes out and your done. don't forget to lube the bore |
It does work. It is acctually Mil-Foam in a Outer brand can. They are working together under license. www.milfoam.com. It is interesting stiff and is safe. I'm still trying to decide how well it works. You do need to still scrub the bore but it does get it clean, I can't tell yat as I only used it once so raf if it works as good as Butches or Sweets....those are hard to top! |
I just tried outers the other day. I only let it sit for 15 min. and I got most of the copper out. Next time I clean I am going to let it sit longer, but considering how much copper was in there I am impressed. |
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i tried the mil-foam the other day and i admit it is pretty cool!! it turns the copper blue or the copper turns the foam blue, whatever. but the only problem is it is sticky as hell if you dont get it all off. i also used it to clean a stripped barrel i just got back from threading and noticed that the foam forces itself through the gas port. which made me wonder if it would cause a problem in the future. other than the gas port deal this stuff really works |
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