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I've recently been on a kick with Hornady One Shot. I find its cleaning action to be more than enough for what I need, and like it because it provides friction reduction like the outstanding wet lubes, endurance one would expect of a dry lube, and corrosion protection not far off of that of Eezox. On my .22 rifles I put a small amount on the first section of a Bore Snake (and leave the back section dry.)
Wow. I've been using WeaponShield for a few years but after seeing that test maybe my loyalty is misplaced. I've heard a lot about Frog Lube. I'll need to give it a try!
There are too many variables and different service environments that a firearm might be used in to label any one cleaner the "best" cleaner for all circumstances.
For my part, in the so-called mid-South and Texas, I have generally used Hoppe's #9 for nearly 40 years as a bore cleaner. When it wasn't available, I would use Sears Roebuck & Co. penetrating oil which proved to be an effective solvent. For cleaning, lubrication and preservation, I generally used Sears Roebuck & Co. light machine oil. For inaccessible locations or unusual applications, I use a quality motor oil.
Pretty happy with MPRO-7. It's a good carbon cleaner and also seems to be decent at removing copper as long as you don't let the buildup get away from you. It has a very mild odor. It is also non-toxic--at least until you dissolve a bunch of lead-containing fouling into it while you clean.
If I had to restrict myself to only one cleaner, it would be on the short list.
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