I have five rifles I currently am using in the Montana X-treme Bore Conditioner in. The product has kept the bore of the rifles in pristine condition. I do swab the bore with an alcohol patch and then a couple dry patches before I fire. I also pop two or three primers/caps to clean the fire channel.
I have seen the first shot a little out of the group. Nothing that at this time concerns me. I have noted that while the rifle still fouls, it swabs clean very easy using Windex. Again, I can not claim that it is the bore conditioner that is doing that.
When it comes time to clean, the rifles clean up easy. But then all my rifles clean easy IMO. I clean them and no matter what I am using, it takes me as long as it takes. I am not racing anyone.
Would I recommend the product? That is a good question. I like the way the rifles shoot and clean that are treated with the conditioner. I can not say for positive that the bore conditioner is the cause of the ease in which they come clean and swab clean, but I suspect it has something to do with it. I am pleased at the pristine condition it keeps the bores of these rifles. So I guess I would say it is a good product and well worth testing in your rifle. But I would rather let you be the final judge.
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