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DB,
i recently picked up a bottle of KG12 copper solvent. I've tried it a couple of times. amazing stuff. seems to clean the copper right out, at least to my looking down the barrel with plain old eyeballs. A bore scope would likely reveal more details about the bore, but from what I am observing, no copper. I don't yet have a bore scope. by the way which bore scope did you pick and how would you rate it. the KG12 has a pretty serious safety label so I use nitrile gloves when using it (toxic, avoid exposure to skin and eyes). However it is THE fastest copper remover I've tried to date. And I have to use less of it than anything else I've tried so far. one patch or after a long match, two patches.
best regards,
-tdbru
so what did you use to clean it? I bore scoped mine when I got it before initial cleaning then test firing. Unsure what they used as test ammo but holy crap was it dirty.
so what did you use to clean it? I bore scoped mine when I got it before initial cleaning then test firing. Unsure what they used as test ammo but holy crap was it dirty.
I used Hoppes #9 Black #1 and KG 1 for the carbon and Bore Tech for the copper I also used J-B non-embedding Bore cleaning compound...
When you do finally get it to that level of clean, it's actually easier to maintain.
You notice any tooling marks on the uintah barrel? I did.. was disappointed to see them considering the cost of the upper but doesn't seem to impact accuracy to a measurable degree.
When you do finally get it to that level of clean, it's actually easier to maintain.
You notice any tooling marks on the uintah barrel? I did.. was disappointed to see them considering the cost of the upper but doesn't seem to impact accuracy to a measurable degree.
Agreed it is much easier to maintain after putting 200 plus rounds through it...
The tooling marks are not bad in my barrel...
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