Unfortunately, no - I still don't get the correlation of the specific bore scope image that correlates to the cleaning solvent / method that produces the optimum results. My definition of optimum results is the first shot going where I need it to go.
For my rifles, they shoot more consistently when fouled so why would I want to clean them to bare metal. When I attempted that in the past with aggressive copper solvents and / or scrubbing the hell out of the bore to get nice and shiny, I had all kinds of problems maintaining consistent point of impact.
Small groups are nice and desirable but for me, be able to maintain a consistent point of impact is critically important since I am a varmint hunter - I don't get fouling shots in the field.
But if it works for you, then great. After testing various cleaning regimes, I found a system that works for me and it's ridiculously simple.
