I like to go until the patches are remain as white as possible. You may have had some layers of stuff built up.
Here's what I do and this gives me a clean barrel - patch white clean that is!
I want to get it down to using one cleaner and from what I've read, this stuff REALLY WORKS!
Here's what they recommend for cleaning instructions:
I like the idea of just a few steps for cleaning. I think I will give the Boretech stuff a try!
Here's some more info: http://www.boretech.com/docs/articles/ausshoot.pdf
Here's what I do and this gives me a clean barrel - patch white clean that is!
- run a couple of wet patches with some solvent through the bore and let soak for a minute or two[/*]
- scrub it with a brush for a few passes[/*]
- run dry patches through to "dry" the barrel, note how dirty or clean the final one is[/*]
- repeat the above as needed before moving on to removing the copper using Sweet's (follow the directions on the Sweet's bottle for copper removal - this stuff really stinks!)[/*]
I want to get it down to using one cleaner and from what I've read, this stuff REALLY WORKS!
Here's what they recommend for cleaning instructions:
- wet 3 or 4 patches and swab through barrel, one direction only[/*]
- make 10 - 15 passes using a NYLON brush[/*]
- repeat step one...[/*]
- finally, push patches through bore until they come out clean[/*]
I like the idea of just a few steps for cleaning. I think I will give the Boretech stuff a try!
Here's some more info: http://www.boretech.com/docs/articles/ausshoot.pdf