just curious, but are you able to get out all the trace metal fouling from the rifling groves with the bore brush rotating? I always figured a brush moving with more rotation than the rifling twist would miss the deeper edges of the rifling groves, kind of like sweeping across a crack in a floor, rather than with the direction of the crack. I have chucked a brush in a drill to clean out .38 spl lead fouling from a .357 mag revolver chambering before.dukalmighty wrote:I think i got lazy over the years but i spray my barrels with bore scrubber stick a brass bristle brush ona cleaning rod chuck up in my drill and run it in and out a few times,then i run a patch through a few times,rest of gun use cleaner like brake parts cleaner spray it down scrub any deposits with brass brush wipe down with an oily rag, on my carry piece i spray with dri lube on the barrel and contact rails on slide,
