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WipeOut vs Gunslick Foaming Bore Cleaner
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Has anyone used both? Do they work the same? Is one better? I ask because I can purchase Gunslick locally, WipeOut has to be mail ordered. Thanks.
 
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I'm also curious. I can get Outers or Gunslick at Walmart or Gander mountain. I wonder if the WipeOut Accelerator works with the others. That would be good.


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I have not used the Outers, but that WipeOut is just so damned good I can't bring myself to buy anything else that I might be disappointed with.

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Geronimo, I haven't tried either, but everything I've read about WipeOut makes it seem great. My only holdback is having to mail order it. I was hoping someone has used both and can inform us if Gunslick is just as good because I could have some in about 15 minutes. The description of Gunslick's Foam seems alot like WipeOut's. That's why I thought it might be equally good.
 
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I haven`t used Gunslick but I have tried Forrests foam in addition to my usual Wipe-out. I couldn`t really see alot of differance in the two and I`d speculate the gunslick foam is likely pretty much the same as these two also. One way to find out is try it. If the price is reasonable you might want to give it a shot.


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