:-D Greetings from the Great White North:
Have any of you gentlemen heard of a product called "Copper Melt"? At the last gun show, the maker of this solvent had a table and was selling to the general public. I bought a bottle and tried it out. Gentlemen, I have died and gone to heaven. This stuff works great for lifting any kind of crap you have in your barrel; copper, lead, fouling, whatever.
This solvent has a high concentration of amonia and therefore it is recomended that no copper brushes be used. Apply 5-10 drops, using the eye dropper that comes with the solvent, to a clean patch. Run the loose fitting patch down the bore. Keep doing this until the patch is no longer turning blue or coming out dirty. A half dozen patches will clean the most stubborn fouling.
I will never go back to using any other kind of bore cleaner. I am hooked.
And no, I am not the producer or sales rep for this product.
Kindest regards,
Carpediem