Anyone here used Bore Tech Eliminator cleaning agent?

[TGO David]

I just saw an email alert from Brownell's that mentioned Bore Tech Eliminator barrel cleaning solvent for removing copper, lead, polymer and powder fouling. Supposedly makes short work of this task and reduces the number of times you have to run patches through the bore while doing it.

Have any of you had any experience with this stuff? Is it any good? Does it work better than some of the stuff that is more commonly available at Wal-Mart like Remington Bore Cleaner?

I'm always up for any products that makes cleaning the guns easier and more effective.

[Guest Mugster]

This is pretty old, but worth talking about. Here's my 2 bits.

I've cut down to 4 things. I use breakfree clp on all automatics both as a basic cleaning agent, lube, and preservative. I use 3 in 1 oil on all non auto's especially pump shotguns as a lubricant and preservative. I use KG-12 bore cleaner for all decoppering duty. I use a high temp grease on automatics as a pre firing lube. I use bore snakes and no rods for all my barrel cleaning needs.

Stay away from remington bore cleaner. It has grit in it like toothpaste. If you do use it get a bore guide for your rod. Use oil or breakfree and elbow grease to get the gunk out. There's no need to decopper unless you are shooting way out there. Most of it will come out with elbow grease anyway.