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Cleaners - Hoppes #9 then some Rem Oil - you're done. A story about #9. My friend smelled like it so much that after he got married and was going out with the bride one night after a shower he didn't smell like Hoppes. The Bride ask " aren't you going to put on your aftershave"?
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I normally use them after opening up chokes or after shooting loads with paper wads. Without the plastic shot cup around the shot, the bores need a scrubbing. Other than that, Hoppies #9 works for me.
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I like clenzoil. Very gentle. Leaves a thin-film rust prevention layer. Displaces water. Won't hurt your wood. Doesn't smell too bad either. (no offense to the Hoppe's aficionado's out there).
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