![]() The Family is no haz and little or no odor class cleaner (carbon and copper)Ĭarbon Killer 2000 is the carbon one. My setup was from a guy who tackled the subject with a bore scope to find out what really was working (amazing how much carbon is stuck in there when the gun is shiny bright down the barrel) My wife was getting seriously sick on the smell of Hoppes and something had to change. Per above, I think there is now a related bunch of cleaners that are vastly better than the old stuff (Russian brute force approach, melt the steel out of the barrel but by god it got clean!) The guy who did the test had a Hawkeye (better resolution) I have a Lyamn bore scope so I can check out the results. When its an opinion with no support narrative, then its impossible to sort out. I support what I have done with my own take on it and the OP can read it and judge for himself. While there are a lot of opinion, I got my start in the new cleaners from a guy who did testing and documented it. Though I'm not specifically recommending these brands, they are examples of Copper Specific Solvents. Hoppe's is a solid brand, so I personally would be inclined to stick with Hoppe's Copper specific Cleaning Solvents. Keep in mind Hoppe's does make Copper-specific Solvents. ![]() While Hoppe's is a good general purpose solvent and will work on Copper, if Copper is your primary concern, then I would focus on Solvents specifically made for Copper. Though Personally I would stay away from that. There are also people who make their own DIY Solvents. You will also find tests on YouTube where various products are tested and reviewed. Here are a list of YouTube Video directed Primarily at Copper Fowling. ![]() ![]() There are specific cleaners similar to Hoppe's that are geared more toward Copper. Hoppe's No.9 does a pretty good job, though it is geared more toward Power, Carbon, and Lead. ![]()
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