Bore Tech Eliminator Bore Cleaner
Product Description
Bore Tech’s Eliminator is the patent pending bore cleaner that has take the shooting industry by storm. As a result of advanced chemical research, Eliminator surpasses the rigorous demands of the modern day shooter and is environmentally safe.
Eliminator Quickly Removes: Carbon, Copper, Lead and Corrosive Residue
Eliminator is 100%: Barrel Safe, Odor Free, Non Hazardous and Biodegradable
Eliminator’s proprietary formulation is accomplished through a new combination of chemicals never before introduced to the shooting industry. Eliminator has the ability to simultaneously cut through the layers of carbon and copper fouling that have accumulated on the barrel’s wall with each shot fired.
Eliminator begins its assault on fouling by chemically loosening and releasing carbon deposits from the barrel’s surface. Eliminator utilizes a blend of chemical surfactants that break-up and remove carbon deposits with ease. No tedious brushing and patching needed, even on stubborn build-up.
In a two step process, Eliminator first breaks down the copper by reconfiguring its electronic state. Then, by a specially developed binding agent, Eliminator acts like a magnet and selectively attracts and captures the copper in a suspended form rendering it unable to redeposit in the firearms bore. The continued rapid and complete extraction of any remaining carbon and copper progresses and cleans unimpeded, undiluted, full strength without becoming saturated with carbon and copper molecules.
USE INSTRUCTIONS
1) Wet 3 to 4 patches with eliminator and push through bore to remove loose fouling. only push patches through the bore in ONE direction
2) Next, make 10 to 15 passes with a tight fitting nylon brush saturate with with eliminator
3) Then repeat, Step 1 and let the with eliminator remover soak 3 to 5 minutes
4) Finally, push dry patches through the bore until the come out clean
5) Before storing the firearm, dampen a patch with with eliminator and push through bore
6) Run a dry patch through the bore before shooting
