What do you use to clean your rifle

[JohnRodriguez]

on my ar with a Krieger barrel, I use butches bore shine. It doesn't copper foul any more, so I usually takes about 5 patches to be done cleaning it. On my bolt guns, I use butches bore shine to get the fouling out, then I use sweets 762 to get the copper out. if its stubborn, then I'll use a outers foul out to get the copper out. when I use the outers, ill brush the barrel between rod cleanings since powder fouling will sandwich several layers between the copper and barrel.

Edited April 20, 2014 by JohnRodriguez

[BOOM]

John R; That's how I learned

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[69CanaryCamaro]

Dewey rod,, brass and nylon bore brushes. Break Free CLP and Kroil.

What he said.

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[BitchinCamaro]

Most of my gun innards have some dumb coating or treatment to keep them from corroding if I don't clean them, which is usually the case. Like some others, just a squirt of light lube every couple of hundred rounds keeps things chipper.

I'll take a rag and wipe off barrels or BCGs after a particulatly windy/dusty session.

[StarvinPilgrim]

I'm one of the simple (read cheap) type of guys. Ed's Red & a bore snake then a good dose of fireclean or masters.

[StarvinPilgrim]

DoubleTap

Edited April 22, 2014 by StarvinPilgrim

[bagdrag]

I'm one of the simple (read cheap) type of guys. Ed's Red & a bore snake then a good dose of fireclean or masters.

If cheap, why overspend on something like Fireclean?

[StarvinPilgrim]

It was a promo. :-)

[thermobollocks]

You can clean them?

My 20" Larue gets Butch's Bore Shine about every 600-700 rounds, otherwise I just hit the upper/BCG/chamber with M Pro 7 carbon cleaner and a light film of Froglube.

[slowsure]

Bullets???