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Originally Posted by Walter Rego
I use Bore Snakes on .22 pistols only, the ones that are a bear to field strip like a Ruger and Colt Woodman. There won't be copper fouling to worry about and any light leading comes out with the brush built into the Bore Snake. I then use a cotton swab and solvent to clean the breech face and feed ramp, barrel rear face and especially around the extractor cut area. The Bore Snake doesn't touch those critical areas where gunk and lube from the .22 bullet builds up. That will do it unless many thousands of rounds are fired and i want to take the gun apart for a more thorough cleaning. I wouldn't use one on any centerfire gun except for a quick expedient cleaning.
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I agree. It's a big help on my Browning Buckmark which is a pain to field strip. A can of CLP, an air compressor and the Bore Snake.