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Bought a can last week just because.
What is the scoop on Kroll? I know it's used as a barrel cleaner.
But what's so special about it?
How is it used?

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Posts: 328 | Location: Alberta Canada | Registered: 25 June 2001Reply With Quote
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I know a few benchresters in my area use kroil mixed w/ shooters choice( one part kroil to 3 parts shooters choice.) It is a very aggresive penetrating oil. It gets in a lifts up powder fouling when other stuff won't.
Other shooters claim it helps clean moly-coated bores.
 
Posts: 94 | Location: Tri-Cities, WA | Registered: 07 November 2002Reply With Quote
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I have never used Kroil on my guns, but always have a can on my tool cart at work. Best penetrating oil I have ever used.
 
Posts: 388 | Location: Wisconsin | Registered: 05 May 2002Reply With Quote
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I agree with waxman it is darn good penetrating oil. I have mixed it with shooters choice, but didn't see any benefit to it. I prefer SiliKroil to regular Kroil for general use. If you decide you want more order it direct from Kano Labs. You will save a bundle.

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Posts: 516 | Location: Ar. | Registered: 03 January 2003Reply With Quote
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Martin - If you shoot moly coated bullets, Kroil is great for general cleaning of moly'ed bores. The only problem that I have found with it is it migrates. If you use it for storage and store your guns muzzle up, I will migrate into the action. My solution is to store the rifle muzzel down for a few days.

I use it to neutralize high ammonia content copper solvents like Sweets and Montana X-Treme. I push several Kroil patches through the bore after using copper solvents. It�s cheep and works as designed.
 
Posts: 10780 | Location: Test Tube | Registered: 27 February 2001Reply With Quote
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Thanks for the repl guy's

I did try it in some barrels and did not see any thing sensational, by the feel and smell of it it seems like a good penetrating oil and may do a good job on moly!!!
Since I don't do moly (so far) I did the same thing Zero D does,run ome patches after the Sweets.

Talking about cleaners I have some barrels that foul badly and imo the best cleaner by far is wipe out just great stuff,matter of fact maybe to good.
I just wonder does one realy want the barrel that clean.
I am not talking about the $500. target barrels but the just run of the mill fact. barrels.
Example: I have a no:1 in 375 H&H if the barrel is real clean it takes 6 shots to settle it down to it's normal POI every shot comes down 1" for 6 shots and there it stays for about 20 shots shooting 3/4" 3 shot groups at 200 Y???

The next best cleaner imo is Sweet's I use this in the bigger bore's course a can of wipe out don't last long in 416/45/50 cal bore"s
The rest is just a ot of work.

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Posts: 328 | Location: Alberta Canada | Registered: 25 June 2001Reply With Quote
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I find Kroil really good for cleaning the bore after one or two shots when you've been out hunting. 2 passes with Kroil on a slotted jag and it's clean. Previously I used to have to use a bronze brush to get rid of powder fouling quickly.
 
Posts: 2258 | Location: Bristol, England | Registered: 24 April 2001Reply With Quote
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1894: I'll have try that next time thanks for the tip

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Posts: 328 | Location: Alberta Canada | Registered: 25 June 2001Reply With Quote
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Shoot moly,clean with JB,rinse with shooters choice, and all your problems will be solved.
 
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