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Ed's Red for 95% of the cleaning. I dump it in a large shallow pan, get the brushes after everthing, and when done, put the cleaner in a tall skinny glass jar with a tight lid.
After a couple of days, all the gunk selltles to the bottom. I pur off all the good stuff, wipe out the bottom with a paper towel and use until it's gone.

For stubborn leaded or coppered barrels, I use a jag, bronze brush and Butch's Bore Shine. It's very effective for copper or lead removal.

RIG Grease for the Colts, FP3 oil for everything else.