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Bore Tech Eliminator is the kind of bore cleaner that earns a permanent spot on your cleaning bench. It tackles the two things that build up in every barrel, carbon and copper, using a blend of surfactants that loosen and lift deposits off the barrel wall instead of just smearing them around. What sets it apart is how it handles copper: as it works, it oxidizes the copper and holds it in suspension so it can't redeposit back into your bore. That means the solvent keeps cutting at full strength instead of saturating and quitting on you halfway through the job.
The big selling point for a lot of folks is what Eliminator leaves out. There's no ammonia in the formula, so you get none of that eye-watering odor that sends you outside or has you cracking windows in the garage. It's biodegradable and easy on the nose, which is why so many people who clean at the kitchen table or in a shared space keep coming back to it. And because it's ammonia-free and barrel-safe, you can let it soak in the bore as long as you need without worrying about it etching or harming your barrel steel.
Use is straightforward. Run a few wet patches through, follow with a nylon brush, then let it soak three to five minutes before pushing dry patches until they come out clean. Badly fouled rifles just need a longer soak. It plays well with steel, stainless, and lined barrels alike.
Don't skip the last step. Eliminator has a short-term rust preventative built in, so dampening your final patch conditions and shields the bore for a couple weeks. It's a small habit that pays off, especially if your gun is heading back into storage or a safe for a while. This 4 oz size is the sweet spot for a range bag or occasional cleaning without committing to the big bottle.
Yes, that's the whole point of the formula. Eliminator uses surfactants to loosen carbon while a separate process oxidizes copper and suspends it in the solution so it can't redeposit in your bore. Some heavily copper-fouled rifles benefit from a longer soak, but for routine cleaning it handles both in one pass.
It is. Because Eliminator is completely ammonia-free and barrel-safe, it won't etch or harm your barrel steel no matter how long it sits. You can let it soak for as long as a stubborn job needs without worrying about damage.
Not at all, and that's one of the main reasons people love it. There's no ammonia, so you skip the eye-watering fumes common with older solvents, and it carries just a mild pine scent. That makes it a solid choice for cleaning indoors or in a shared space.
Regular cleaning patches and a nylon brush work fine. The typical routine is a few wet patches, then ten to fifteen brush passes, a soak of a few minutes, and dry patches until they come out clean. Wet your final patch with Eliminator to leave a short-term rust preventative in the bore.
| UPC | 667739980012 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BTCE25004 |
| Product Type | Bore Cleaner |
| Quantity | 1 |
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