Been scrubbing bores with kroil for 25 + years. It is the shizznit !.

I'm thinking about doing a little experiment with kroil. I've got 50 rounds left over from last weekends ram bash at Cavalier. So I'm going to shoot a test group then clean up with patches and kroil then shoot another group then clean the same way with kroil again and try a third group. When I clean up anything after cast bullets I've only used dry patches with it taking about 3 patches to make the bore spotless and I never use a brush in my Shiloh's. I'm going to use my backup Shiloh for the test just incase she doesn't shoot as well at the end of the experiment. I've got a feeling that it's going to flush out a lot of icky that I thought was a spotless bore. This same rifle surprised me on my last experiment with aneild brass it's groups shrank about a quarter inch with aneild cases and so did my other .45-70's

Well, I finished the experiment and I can report that there was no difference in the accuracy of the rifle. Because I used solvent rather than dry patches clean up did take a little longer but that is the only noticeable difference. O yea and now the rifle smells like Kroil.