I learned this new procedure from a Tetra Gun representative at our local Bi Mart one day as he was demonstrating Tetra gun products. This is by far the best product I have used.
Action types very, so if you use a bolt gun then remove the bolt. Semi auto’s levers should be from the muzzle (Except Marlin Lever guns)

Step 1. Spray Tetra Action Blaster down the barrel and let it run onto paper towel.
You have just cleaned out 99.9 percent of all powder fouling without even running a Rod down the barrel. This degreaser evaporates fast so no residue to contend with.

Step 2. Now run your cleaning rod down the barrel ten times with a Phosphor Bronze brush or a Nylon brush coated with Tetra copper solvent remover on the brush. Tetra makes the bottle so that you must squeeze out the product onto the brush. This way, a person won’t dip a dirty brush into a large mouth bottle and contaminate the product. Note: Use a muzzle guard if you are cleaning from the muzzle.

Step 3. Next you spray Tetra Action blaster down the barrel to clean out the copper fouling you just brushed.

Step 4. Run your rod down the barrel with a push type tip and a lightly oiled patch.

Step 5. Clean the bolt and action with Action Blaster then lube with a light coat of Tetra Gun Grease. You can use your finger or a Q-tip for this.

Done.
Note: Lever actions and semi auto firearms can use the action blaster from the breach end as the can comes with a long straw that fits into the spray nozzle. Tilt the tip of the barrel down and let it drip out the muzzle end onto a paper towel. No mess dripping into the action! You can check out Teyra products at:
http://www.tetraproducts.com

PS.
I am not a salesman for Tetra. I just think that this is the best product I have ever used. A lot of my friends have switched over to this product also.

Hornet Man





Hornet Man