Awsome stuff, The bad thing is without a borescope you can't tell when all the copper has been removed. Most copper cleaners use amonia, when amonia reacts with copper it turns blue. When using an amonia based cleaner you simply run patches through until there isn't any blue color left. KG isn't amonia based so the patches come out nice and clean all the time, I've cleaned several barrels and looked inside them after following the directions and there usually isn't any copper left. There will be instances it will not clean it out 100%. You'll see that happen on a barrel that has been neglected or on a real rough factory barrel. Be sure you have the carbon cleaned out before hitting it with KG12. KG12 doesn't attack carbon fouling.
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KG 12 solution
