03 September 2006, 06:24
Ackley Improved UserThe NEW Bore Foam Copper Cleaner
Has anyone noticed any bore damage from the new bore foams? Also, is there is any difference between the Wipeout and the bore foam available through WallMart - that is, the GunSlick or Oeuter's brands?
03 September 2006, 06:28
PJI have used Wipe Out for a couple of years and have had absolutely no problems. It is the only foam I have used.
Pete
03 September 2006, 08:20
new_guyWipeout has NO ammonia... I don't know if the others do or do not.
No ammonia is a big plus for me.
03 September 2006, 08:41
PRDATORThe other ones stink ( smell bad) it is like a very heavy petrolem smell but they seam to work fine but I perfer the wipe out!
03 September 2006, 08:43
Ol` JoeI`ve used both Wipe out & Forsters (sp?)foam and both have recommended leaving it in over night on heavy fouling. I haven`t noticed any harm and leave it as directed every time I clean. I`m still useing Wipeout it is easier to find in my area then the other brands and I have experiance with it.
03 September 2006, 08:50
1 Shot HunterGunslick is the only one I've used - and with GREAT results! The petroleum smell is VERY mild, about like Vaseline.
I can see no reason yet to try any other. Spray it in, wait half an hour, swab out with 3 patches and I'm DONE!

edit: Oh, and my Sendero is still putting 'em in less than 3/4"... Less than 1/2" if I "only" shoot 3 shots! With the stainless barrel, I don't use any oiled patches.
03 September 2006, 19:05
ReloaderI use Outers w/ the little tube.
Works like a charm. Spray it in and forget it. Clean it out w/ patches a few hours later. Haven't noticed any harm from it and been using it for almost two years.
Good Luck
Reloader
03 September 2006, 20:51
Ackley Improved UserThanks guys. That's been my experience as well. Just checking in case I was missing something.
03 September 2006, 21:28
wrongtargetA little tip for you that use WipeOut, I stuck an 8" piece of automotive tubing on the the WipeOut nozzle, the OD of the tubing fits most of my chambers, when the end is pressed against the shoulder in the chamber, it seals it and keeps the foam from coming back into the action. Just wait for the foam to quit coming out the muzzle from the residual pressure, then remove it from the chamber.
Tim