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11/4/2004 8:42:51 AM EDT
Does any use this stuff? It comes in a small  bottle, and you have to shake it up before use. Remington calls it a "mechanical bore cleaner", so I'm assuming its abrasive. Wondering if anyone has experience with it. I'm looking for a safe to use cleaner for removing copper fouling.
11/4/2004 4:12:06 PM EDT
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Use a "tornado" style bore brush rather than the usual bristle style. It's kinda rare to get any copper fouling in modern guns, IMO. There's also Outer's Foul Out, an electrical gizmo that removes all that nasty stuff.

Good luck.
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