Mpro7 is the best bore cleaner ever...

[wolf 1415]

...In my opinion, of course. Just got back from my weekly bowling pin shoot and broke out the Mpro7 bore gel I got from the website. The stuff got the bore twice as clean in half the time. AND, no smell. None whatsoever. That means the wife won't make me present hands for smell inspection before bed. That also means no more open windows and fans blowing the stink of the old bore cleaners around. And, it means no more burned, cracked skin on irritated hands.
If you haven't tried this stuff, you need to.

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"If cowardly and dishonorable men sometimes shoot unarmed men with Army pistols or guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary and gallows, and not by a general deprivation of constitutional privilege." Wilson vs. State, Ark. 1878

 

[brianidaho]

Where did you buy the stuff?? I'm getting tired listening to the wife complain about the smell of Hoppes. Haven't got her to believe its a air freshener yet. I like the smell myself, brings back good memories.

Bri

 

[Skorzeny]

I love MPro-7 for cleaning. I used to be a die-hard Hoppe's man, but I haven't looked back ever since MPro-7.

Not only does it NOT smell, it is also NON-toxic, which is a huge plus if you clean a lot.

Skorzeny

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For to win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the supreme excellence. Sun Tzu

 

[ArmySon]

Yes MPro 7 is a great cleaner. I bought enough to last me a few years. However, it's not the best by far. It's just really good for polymer guns.

Try running shooter's choice through your bore and I bet you'll pick up leftovers.

 

[slickpuppy]

MPro7 is useless on copper fouling. To remove copper fouling AND powder fouling you should be using IOSSO.

 

[NovaTerp]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by brianidaho:
Where did you buy the stuff?? I'm getting tired listening to the wife complain about the smell of Hoppes. Haven't got her to believe its a air freshener yet. I like the smell myself, brings back good memories.

Bri[/quote]

You can get it directly from MPro7 at www.mpro7.com. It does require the use of a bristle brush so make sure you stock up on them as well.

The Deluxe Gun Cleaning Kit is a good starter kit and includes samples of their competition-grade cleaning patches.

Devin

[This message has been edited by NovaTerp (edited September 16, 2000).]