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Unless you just enjoy spending a lot of time cleaning your rifles use Wipeout. | |||
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Questions for WipeOut users: 1. Have you bore scope�e your barrel before and after using WO? 2. How aggressively are your patching out/neutralizing the solvent after using it? 3. Have you found residue in your bore several days after using the product? 4. Have you pushed a patch with Sweets through the bore several days after using WO? | |||
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1) No. Who cares. As long as she shoots straight! 2) Three patches. Followed by a patch lightly oiled with Tetra-Gun. Same as any other solvent. 3) Yes. That's when I switched to three patches, plus a chamber mop. Most residue was in the chamber. 4) No. Have used CR10, though. Results were better with Wipe-out than with Butches (which I like a lot). Personally, I don't think there is a benefit to getting ALL the copper out. I'm just worried about the copper that decreases accuracy. FWIW, Dutch. | |||
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You can also get Wipeout on Cabelas website. | |||
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Texas Longhorn, Welcome to the AR forums! I bet you never expected a warm welcome from one such as me! Gig 'Em! | |||
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I cleaned my 2506 today after firing 18 rounds with hopps 9. I cleaned until it was clean as it was going to get and then decided to clean again with that new bottle of CR10. I couldnt believe how dirty it was still. I gave up trying to get a patch with no blue on it after about 25 minutes of going thru all the steps. I used about a 1/8 of the small bottle that cost me 6.50$. I wasnt shootin Barnes X niether. | |||
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