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Brake kleen for carbon?
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<blockquote data-quote="jraulsten" data-source="post: 2843137" data-attributes="member: 96652"><p>I religiously clean my rifles and never go past 50 rounds without doing so. I've used Bore Tech products and Patch-Out with Accelerator as directed for some time and I can tell you they do not really clean a barrel. Those nice white patches that come out the end are not the indicator of a clean barrel I always thought them to be. I have started using Thorro-Clean and Thorro-Flush that was developed by Bullet Central and cleaning to nearly bare metal each time. After cleaning I short stroke a patch with Lock Ease down the barrel and this seems to keep that first shot after cleaning going where it should........No foulers required. I've heard all my life how overcleaning is bad for barrels but I have to call BS on that now. I have 481 rounds down this barrel and here are the first three shots after cleaning yesterday.......</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH]471339[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jraulsten, post: 2843137, member: 96652"] I religiously clean my rifles and never go past 50 rounds without doing so. I've used Bore Tech products and Patch-Out with Accelerator as directed for some time and I can tell you they do not really clean a barrel. Those nice white patches that come out the end are not the indicator of a clean barrel I always thought them to be. I have started using Thorro-Clean and Thorro-Flush that was developed by Bullet Central and cleaning to nearly bare metal each time. After cleaning I short stroke a patch with Lock Ease down the barrel and this seems to keep that first shot after cleaning going where it should........No foulers required. I've heard all my life how overcleaning is bad for barrels but I have to call BS on that now. I have 481 rounds down this barrel and here are the first three shots after cleaning yesterday....... [ATTACH]471339[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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