Opinion on lead remover product

[Wing Rider]

I just ran across a product that sounds too easy to use for lead removal. It is
“NO-LEAD” Brushless Lead Remover by SharpShoot-R precision products. Has anyone used this product and what is your opinion of it?
Ray

 

[troy fairweather]

Mercury is the best lead remover I've seen, no experience with the stuff your asking about, copper chor boy on a smaller brush works good.

 

[TonyAngel]

Mercury is the best lead remover I've seen, no experience with the stuff your asking about, copper chor boy on a smaller brush works good.

Yep, if it works that well, it's gotta have mercury in it. I'll bet chore boy on a brush works faster, unless that stuff takes less than 10 seconds.

 

[Jim Watson]

I've got some but was not impressed. I like the stuff that looks like lathe turnings, kind of a super Chore Boy.

 

[Texas10mm]

I've got some but was not impressed. I like the stuff that looks like lathe turnings, kind of a super Chore Boy.

http://www.big45metalcleaner.com/

 

[Fyrstyk]

I use an Outers electronic barrel cleaning kit that works by electrolysis. There is a lead removal solution, and it also comes with a copper remover solution. Takes about 4 hours to clean a really leaded up barrel, but it will come out squeaky clean. Same goes for the copper remover. I had a 222 barrel that I thought i had cleaned well ith the brush and solvent method, but a look with an endo-scope showed copper still in the barrel grooves. Hooked up the Outers kit, and about 2 hours latter checked the barrel again with the scope and there was no trace of copper left. The lead remover works very well on my revolvers