Reply With QuoteYou are using a nylon bore brush, right?
Put my new criterion on today only got to shoot it once but the blue patches just keep coming anybody else have trouble with copper build up? hopefully it will slow down as it breaks in!
You are using a nylon bore brush, right?
nylon is correct wouldnt use anything else! If i look in the barrel you can see the copper streaks plain as day. Ill get it to the range and shoot it a bit this weekend hopefully it clears up.
What chemicals you using to clean the copper? I use KG12 copper remover, this stuff works great. I use Nylon brush and a few patches.
I use shooters choice copper remover its always worked great on my other savages even with a factory bore thats rough. I ordered some butches bore shine ill give it a try.
Concerning copper cleaner. I read where a guy took a bunch of pennys from the 1970's ( very high copper content) and glued them to a piece of cardboard. He tested all the different copper cleaners he could get his hands on. After a 24 hour test all the pennys had nothing more than the tarnish removed from the surface except for one, that was the one he used the KG brand copper remover on, it actually pitted the penny.
Wanting to know the above was not just internet hype I did the eact same test with about eight different bore cleaners. I had the same results, only KG copper cleaner actually pitted the copper penny.
Get rid of cable and get KG copper cleaner.
Charlie
Did you test them on stainless and on carbon steel to make sure kg doesnt effect the steel in any way?
http://www.eabco.com/KG12Test.pdf
http://www.eabco.com/KG12Copper.html
They state it is harmless to stainless or steel, but should not be used on Nickel plated items.
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