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Posted: 3/5/2015 3:19:23 PM EDT
| If Bore Tech Eliminator is ammonia free why do you still hear about people using it and having patches come out blue? Or about using a nylon non bronze type brush since that will cause false positives? I thought that blue color was only something that took place between ammonia and copper? Thanks |
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If Bore Tech Eliminator is ammonia free why do you still hear about people using it and having patches come out blue? Or about using a nylon non bronze type brush since that will cause false positives? I thought that blue color was only something that took place between ammonia and copper? Thanks We use other means to oxidize the copper and that is what makes our formulas so unique. If you are using Eliminator or Cu+2 and still getting blue patches, you're either using a brass jag or you still have copper fouling in your barrel. Patrick |
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We use other means to oxidize the copper and that is what makes our formulas so unique. If you are using Eliminator or Cu+2 and still getting blue patches, you're either using a brass jag or you still have copper fouling in your barrel. Patrick Quoted:
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If Bore Tech Eliminator is ammonia free why do you still hear about people using it and having patches come out blue? Or about using a nylon non bronze type brush since that will cause false positives? I thought that blue color was only something that took place between ammonia and copper? Thanks We use other means to oxidize the copper and that is what makes our formulas so unique. If you are using Eliminator or Cu+2 and still getting blue patches, you're either using a brass jag or you still have copper fouling in your barrel. Patrick Can't get better info than that right there. That is what I love about this forum. 
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Can't get better info than that right there. That is what I love about this forum. Quoted:
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If Bore Tech Eliminator is ammonia free why do you still hear about people using it and having patches come out blue? Or about using a nylon non bronze type brush since that will cause false positives? I thought that blue color was only something that took place between ammonia and copper? Thanks We use other means to oxidize the copper and that is what makes our formulas so unique. If you are using Eliminator or Cu+2 and still getting blue patches, you're either using a brass jag or you still have copper fouling in your barrel. Patrick Can't get better info than that right there. That is what I love about this forum. 
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