gonoles_1980
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I have a Ruger LCR 357, after cleaning the gun today, I'm still left with some copper fouling on the barrel where it touches the cylinder. Very hard to get to area. Any ideas on how to remove the fouling?
Copper fouling
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rcmodel
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gonoles_1980
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RC what's your favorite brand? Looking at the link I was going to get Hoppes since I like it for my normal cleaning.
rcmodel
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I like Pro-Shot, but have used Hoppes in the past.
But just about any brand should work for your needs.
Rc
But just about any brand should work for your needs.
Rc
Ironman615
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I really like Hoppe's Elite copper solvent. It's a little thicker, almost gel-like, so it stays in place more easily. I have to say I've not had much problem with copper fouling in my revolvers. Is that normal?
Like Bon Ami - "Hasn't Scratched Yet"
I use these: http://www.brownells.com/gun-cleani...ning-brushes/super-toothbrushes-prod1210.aspx
For really tough copper/brass fouling I use Sweet's 7.62
I use these: http://www.brownells.com/gun-cleani...ning-brushes/super-toothbrushes-prod1210.aspx
For really tough copper/brass fouling I use Sweet's 7.62
rswartsell
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Huh?
To me copper fouling is in the bore. The link took me to Brownell's brass brushes. Good product, but unless we are talking naval rifles, hard to clean a bore with.
To me copper fouling is in the bore. The link took me to Brownell's brass brushes. Good product, but unless we are talking naval rifles, hard to clean a bore with.
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