Grumulkin
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For Microlon Gun Juice go to:
www.microlon.com
Be sure the barrel is absolutely clean and then let the final coat be the Microlon Gun Juice. Microlon recommends shooting through the bore with wet Microlon in place.
I would never use abrasives in a bore. It's not necessary. Bullets going down the bore will smooth things out fast enough if that's the problem. If you don't have to get your cleaning done in an hour, you also don't need brushes. My cleaning starts with Prolix to get the major stuff out, then Wipe Out Accelerator and then Wipe Out. I let the Wipe Out sit in the bore for at least 15 to 20 minutes though leaving it in all night works fine as well. On barrels initially treated with Microlon Gun Juice, generally 2 to 4 treatments with the Wipe Out is all that is needed to get all the copper out.
www.microlon.com
Be sure the barrel is absolutely clean and then let the final coat be the Microlon Gun Juice. Microlon recommends shooting through the bore with wet Microlon in place.
I would never use abrasives in a bore. It's not necessary. Bullets going down the bore will smooth things out fast enough if that's the problem. If you don't have to get your cleaning done in an hour, you also don't need brushes. My cleaning starts with Prolix to get the major stuff out, then Wipe Out Accelerator and then Wipe Out. I let the Wipe Out sit in the bore for at least 15 to 20 minutes though leaving it in all night works fine as well. On barrels initially treated with Microlon Gun Juice, generally 2 to 4 treatments with the Wipe Out is all that is needed to get all the copper out.
