5 minutes on cleaning

[rsbhunter]

I understand the fears of using CLR on a blued barrel, but with the stainless steel quality we have in a bbl, Sweets is just as worrisome , if not more, than CLR. I've used CLR with bare hands for 30-40 minutes at a time and had no irritation or problems. Everyone is different, but I just run 2 patches wet with 99% isopropyl alcohol after using, then coat the bore with hbn....custom bbl's and factory and no problems yet....rsbhunter

 

[Bingoc]

Has anyone had any experience using an Accupro product called Accubore for cleaning out copper?

 

[Rusty PW]

Took me a few minutes to find it. Haven't heard of it.

link

Accubore Cleaning

armusa.com

 

[Old Rooster]

Never heard of it but it has my attention.
I'll watch others to see if others have used it.
I hate being the first.

 

[General RE LEE]

Meh…I use Hoppes. I've used the more aggressive products but a few wet patches followed by several strokes of a bronze brush followed by a few more wet patches work. I let it sit overnight and the next day plenty of carbon comes out and even some copper. I don't worry about copper until accuracy suffers. I clean my guns frequently enough they don't get so fouled and nasty more aggressive products are needed.

 

[pdshooter2]

What do you use the CLP for?

question is this a mis read, typo ???
the comment was CLR a sa carbon buster, not CLP

 

[orkan]

question is this a mis read, typo ???
the comment was CLR a sa carbon buster, not CLP

I showed CLP in the video too, despite the fact that I didn't actually use it in the video. I made that mistake when shooting the video, simply because when I'm cleaning gas guns or lubing random parts... I always have it handy.

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[pdshooter2]

i have been using CLR(NOT CLP) AS A CARBON REMOVER for well over a year with no down sides.
a couple of blued rifles, no issues, mainly ss or nitrited.
i do not use bronze/brass brushed in most my cleaning.
plastic/fiber brushes, jags and patches