05 July 2009, 10:39
IronWorker378How does KG-12 work so well ?
KG-12 is the quickest and most effective of them all. How does it work ? All copper from other cleaners leave a deep Blue residue on patches and not all the copper has been removed. But KG-12 that gets it all and leaves a brown residue ?
06 July 2009, 09:13
Tyler KempWell the copper is brown without reacting to anything, so obviously it doesn't do that. Other than that...
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09 July 2009, 05:39
IronWorker378I'm familiar with that test. So KG-12 bullet looks like the Copper has been etched away. So this stuff is some kind of Acid?
09 July 2009, 06:19
Jimmy P Coaltrainhow hard is it on rifle bores?
09 July 2009, 06:32
IronWorker378Jimmy you leave it the barrel no more then a few minutes. I use it. I've used most copper removers. This stuff gets it all out with 1 or maybe 2 applications. But first get the Carbon out with what ever you have.Then use this stuff its amazing.
10 July 2009, 02:40
elmerdeerquote:
Originally posted by IronWorker378:
Jimmy you leave it the barrel no more then a few minutes. I use it. I've used most copper removers. This stuff gets it all out with 1 or maybe 2 applications. But first get the Carbon out with what ever you have.Then use this stuff its amazing.
I spoke to the owner of KG industries and he told me you can leave it in the bore over night, but in a couple of hours ther wontbe any copper left>
Elmer
10 July 2009, 06:00
IronWorker378So the "How it works" mystery of KG-12 lives on? Is there any chemist out there that can enlighten us before Obama tax's us to death.