The original professional test:
http://www.laniganperformance....kg12testresults.html


Amateurs verify it is that good:
http://www.snipershide.net/for...=86348&Number=997182

I've been using KG-12 for several years and have found it to be a superior product.

The thing that made me a believer was when I returned from South Africa with my .300. I did a lot of shooting with that rifle while there, and cleaned it with my regular bore cleaner. Then a friend told me about KG products and gave me some to try.

I cleaned one rifle and thought, "eh, it's ok." Then I cleaned my "already clean" .300 and was appalled by the amount of copper that came from a "well cleaned" bore!

It'll be hard to find anything that removes copper better...

I think I bought most Copper solvents, but now that I have KG-12, I only use KG-12.


You will notice the difference:
a) No stink.
b) 100 times faster.
c) No blue on the patch.

quote:

Originally posted by tnekkcc:
I think I bought most Copper solvents, but now that I have KG-12, I only use KG-12.


You will notice the difference:
a) No stink.
b) 100 times faster.
c) No blue on the patch.

Exuse me for asking a siily question, but how can you tell if all the copper is gone if you dont have a borescope and the Patches dont turn blue? Thats what I have always relied on with Boreteck eliminator, if the patches are not showing a trace of blue I knowits clean.
Thanks
Elmer

quote:

Originally posted by elmerdeer:

quote:

Originally posted by tnekkcc:
I think I bought most Copper solvents, but now that I have KG-12, I only use KG-12.


You will notice the difference:
a) No stink.
b) 100 times faster.
c) No blue on the patch.

Exuse me for asking a siily question, but how can you tell if all the copper is gone if you dont have a borescope and the Patches dont turn blue? Thats what I have always relied on with Boreteck eliminator, if the patches are not showing a trace of blue I knowits clean.
Thanks
Elmer

Link to my thread on how to see Copper fouling