G96 1108 Military Grade Bore Solvent - Removes Powder, Lead, Plastic Fouling - 4 oz JarG96$14.88
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Real Avid
Real Avid Bore-Max Solvent is a specialized cleaning solution formulated to break down the buildup that slows your rifle's accuracy and reliability. Whether you're running hundreds of rounds downrange at the range, hunting in the field, or doing routine maintenance, this bore solvent cuts through copper deposits, powder residue, carbon fouling, lead, and plastic wads—the stubborn stuff that standard cleaners struggle with. The 4 oz bottle is sized for serious shooters who clean regularly without waste.
The foaming action is the key to Bore-Max's effectiveness. That expansion penetrates deep into the bore, reaching fouling on every surface and dissolving it faster than you'd manage with a brush alone. It's designed specifically for bore cleaning, so you're getting a concentrated tool rather than a multi-purpose product that compromises on any one task. For rifle owners who demand clean, consistent barrels, this is a workhorse solvent that delivers.
Real Avid is known for tools and solvents built around the actual needs of shooters and hunters—not marketing hype. Bore-Max fits that pattern: effective, no-nonsense, and formulated to handle the real fouling challenges that come with centerfire rifle shooting.
| Size | 4 oz |
| Brand | Real Avid |
| Type | Bore Solvent |
| Primary Use | Bore cleaning |
Bore-Max is formulated to dissolve copper fouling, powder residue, carbon buildup, lead, and plastic wad fouling. It's built for the specific deposits that accumulate in rifle bores during shooting.
This solvent is designed for bore cleaning. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and your firearm's manual for safe cleaning practices.
That depends on how often you shoot and clean. The 4 oz size is standard for regular maintenance cleaning and will last most shooters several cleaning sessions, though heavy shooters may go through a bottle faster.
The product is formulated for bore cleaning in general. Check your specific firearm's manual for cleaning recommendations and approved solvents.
Real Avid
Real Avid Bore-Max Solvent is a specialized cleaning solution formulated to break down the buildup that slows your rifle's accuracy and reliability. Whether you're running hundreds of rounds downrange at the range, hunting in the field, or doing routine maintenance, this bore solvent cuts through copper deposits, powder residue, carbon fouling, lead, and plastic wads—the stubborn stuff that standard cleaners struggle with. The 4 oz bottle is sized for serious shooters who clean regularly without waste.
The foaming action is the key to Bore-Max's effectiveness. That expansion penetrates deep into the bore, reaching fouling on every surface and dissolving it faster than you'd manage with a brush alone. It's designed specifically for bore cleaning, so you're getting a concentrated tool rather than a multi-purpose product that compromises on any one task. For rifle owners who demand clean, consistent barrels, this is a workhorse solvent that delivers.
Real Avid is known for tools and solvents built around the actual needs of shooters and hunters—not marketing hype. Bore-Max fits that pattern: effective, no-nonsense, and formulated to handle the real fouling challenges that come with centerfire rifle shooting.
| Size | 4 oz |
| Brand | Real Avid |
| Type | Bore Solvent |
| Primary Use | Bore cleaning |
Bore-Max is formulated to dissolve copper fouling, powder residue, carbon buildup, lead, and plastic wad fouling. It's built for the specific deposits that accumulate in rifle bores during shooting.
This solvent is designed for bore cleaning. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and your firearm's manual for safe cleaning practices.
That depends on how often you shoot and clean. The 4 oz size is standard for regular maintenance cleaning and will last most shooters several cleaning sessions, though heavy shooters may go through a bottle faster.
The product is formulated for bore cleaning in general. Check your specific firearm's manual for cleaning recommendations and approved solvents.