C chris downs New member Feb 24, 2021 #1 Do we clean them? With what? How often? Are the answers different with swabs versus brushes?
B Bart B. New member Feb 24, 2021 #2 Clean the bore brush with carburetor spray cleaner. Same for swabs if they're not damaged by the cleaner. If so, replace them.
Clean the bore brush with carburetor spray cleaner. Same for swabs if they're not damaged by the cleaner. If so, replace them.
S Shadow9mm New member Feb 24, 2021 #4 I don't use bore swabs. I used a water based bore cleaner, so I just rinse off the brushes and jags in the sink....
I don't use bore swabs. I used a water based bore cleaner, so I just rinse off the brushes and jags in the sink....
D Doyle New member Feb 24, 2021 #5 No swabs for me. I use jags which hold a little square of scrap cotton cloth (which of course gets tossed after use).
No swabs for me. I use jags which hold a little square of scrap cotton cloth (which of course gets tossed after use).
S Scorch New member Feb 25, 2021 #6 I use bore cleaner to clean my brushes. And I don't use bore swabs, I use a jag and patch to wipe the bore and throw the patch away when I'm done.
I use bore cleaner to clean my brushes. And I don't use bore swabs, I use a jag and patch to wipe the bore and throw the patch away when I'm done.
R RC20 New member Feb 26, 2021 #8 As I drizzle the Carbon Killer 2000 onto my Nylon brushes with an eye dropper, they are self cleaning. Wet patches follow to get the crud out of the barrel until clean, then a dry patch.
As I drizzle the Carbon Killer 2000 onto my Nylon brushes with an eye dropper, they are self cleaning. Wet patches follow to get the crud out of the barrel until clean, then a dry patch.