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<blockquote data-quote="sedancowboy" data-source="post: 1849070" data-attributes="member: 85874"><p>I will tell how I use Wipe Out products that work for me. I start with Tactical Advantage which seems to work better on powder fouling and carbon. I soak a nylon brush and push it through the bore with a good bore guide in place. I use felt pellets for cleaning instead of patches but patches work just fine. I will push pellets through and then more Tactical Advantage about 3 cycles and I am done unless I am going to remove the copper. If removing the copper I will soak a nylon brush in Wipe Out and same routine as above. Letting it soak if needed. Yes the Accelerator does work but is a bit more involved and messy so I avoid it if I am not in a hurry. </p><p>What I have found over 2 years of cleaning lots of rifles is that if I use the Tactical Advantage to clean the bore I rarely have any carbon or copper fouling. Hope that helps. Yes I do detect a faint odor of ammonia in the Wipe Out but it does not hurt the barrel to leave it in it overnight as is advertised. Wipe Out products work well and are for the most part odor free and do not stink up the room you are working in. They are easy on your barrel metal. I do check with a bore cam. </p><p>I would say they are not the fastest working product on the market but are safe to use. I hate using caustic products in my barrels because should I leave them in too long or get distracted and forget then I could have a ruined barrel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sedancowboy, post: 1849070, member: 85874"] I will tell how I use Wipe Out products that work for me. I start with Tactical Advantage which seems to work better on powder fouling and carbon. I soak a nylon brush and push it through the bore with a good bore guide in place. I use felt pellets for cleaning instead of patches but patches work just fine. I will push pellets through and then more Tactical Advantage about 3 cycles and I am done unless I am going to remove the copper. If removing the copper I will soak a nylon brush in Wipe Out and same routine as above. Letting it soak if needed. Yes the Accelerator does work but is a bit more involved and messy so I avoid it if I am not in a hurry. What I have found over 2 years of cleaning lots of rifles is that if I use the Tactical Advantage to clean the bore I rarely have any carbon or copper fouling. Hope that helps. Yes I do detect a faint odor of ammonia in the Wipe Out but it does not hurt the barrel to leave it in it overnight as is advertised. Wipe Out products work well and are for the most part odor free and do not stink up the room you are working in. They are easy on your barrel metal. I do check with a bore cam. I would say they are not the fastest working product on the market but are safe to use. I hate using caustic products in my barrels because should I leave them in too long or get distracted and forget then I could have a ruined barrel. [/QUOTE]
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