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HOPPE' S BENCH REST 9® COPPER SOLVENT

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Old 10-27-2003 | 02:50 PM
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Default HOPPE' S BENCH REST 9® COPPER SOLVENT

has anyone use this product in their muzzleloaders. any info on it would be great. i know this stuff works great on my shotgun barrels, just wonder if its safe for muzzleloaders. i see that hoppes makes a #9plus for blackpowder guns but i have the other stuff already. thanks guys.

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Old 10-28-2003 | 04:31 AM
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Safe? Sure.

Any better than hot water? No.
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Old 10-28-2003 | 04:04 PM
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i was thinking of using this stuff before i use the hot water and soap. just to get the majority of the fouling out. any other takers on this stuff??

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Old 10-29-2003 | 02:02 PM
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Default RE: HOPPE' S BENCH REST 9® COPPER SOLVENT

I clean my gun with hot water only. However I do apply a patch of Breakfree and then swab with a dry patch before hunting. At the end of the season when I do my take down clean up, I use copper remover(CR 10) and neutralize it with oil. Dry swab and then a light coat of oil to protect it in storage.

Never use Hoppes CR as there are better brands avaialable such as: CR10, sweets & shooter choice to name a few. It won' t damage a barrel as that is intended use, so if you desire you can use CR without worry...just don' t leave it sit in the barrel for a long period of time (wait a minute then swab back and forth with another patch wet, follow up with dry patches and then neutralize with gun oil or rubbing alcohol, follow that with dry patches and protect with a lightly oil patch for long term storage..GTG)
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