Hoppe's No. 9 32oz.

love this cleaner!! spray on.. give min or so... gunk and dirt come right off!!! great product! its all i use now to clean my pistols!!

This is an excellent cleaner for cleaning your gun, the barrel, but you should use gloves because of the ingredients

I've been using this for many years. Cleans well, and you have to love the smell. Love the large size - use it to refill a smaller bottle I keep with my cleaning kit.

I've been using Hoppe's Gun Bore Cleaner for over 5 years, and without a doubt, I can say that this is a product of exceptional quality. From the first day I tried it, I was impressed with the results, and since then, I haven't found any reason to switch to another brand. What really won me over with this product is its effectiveness in cleaning the barrels of my firearms. Whether for shotguns, rifles, or pistols, Hoppe's Bore Cleaner does an incredible job of removing residue, burnt powder deposits, and dirt, leaving the barrels of my guns impeccably clean. The accuracy and performance of my firearms after cleaning are noticeably improved, which is crucial for any shooter. In addition to its effectiveness, another positive aspect is the cost-effectiveness of this product. The price is more than reasonable, especially when considering the quality of the results it delivers. A bottle of Hoppe's Gun Bore Cleaner lasts a long time since you only need a few drops for each cleaning. This means that the product not only does an excellent job but is also cost-effective in the long run, which is always an advantage. Overall, Hoppe's Gun Bore Cleaner is a true ally for any firearms enthusiast or shooter. Its exceptional quality, affordable price, and durability make it an obvious and reliable choice. If you're looking for a gun bore cleaning product that consistently delivers results with each use, you don't need to look any further. I wholeheartedly recommend it and will continue to use it with confidence in the coming years @ChrisCruzBolsonaro

This is a solvent to clean your barrel. The solvent contains kerosene. you may use it on nickel if you remove it immediately then use oil afterwards. In a barrel it cleans any carbon and dirt. It also works good on old barrels with alot of imperfections for example pitting. You apply, then use a bronze brush then temove with a clean patch, apply again and allow the solvent to soak for one hour. Then vigorously scrub the bore woth a bronze brush. Don't be afraid to scrub it if it is an old barrel. 60 passes or more,then soak a patch and rinse the dirt and rust. Then dry patch. Aftr this I like using a synthetic metal remover like boretech to remove the copper. Use the same method this type of solvent requires ine hour to soak aswell. Rinse brush vigorously then wet wipe woth remoil then dry patch. After you wipe clean then apply one rem oil patch wet into the bore for storage. This method is used for neglected barrels or cheap barrels. With a cheap barrel I will add a step and use jb polish then check with a borescope to confirm the polish to a bright shine. Then then follow the previous final step with the rem oil for storage. After you do this, next time you shoot the rifle, you may use the hoppes and a nylon brush for a quick clean. But this is to be used for the next 400 rounds then you will need to again use a copper solvent. Hoppes alone will not remove the copper fouling but is excellent against carbon or pitting,rust and Inside the action where you typically do not find copper fouling. I wanted to explain the way I clean a neglected barrel to give you an idea on where this solvent strongest category is. I added images of a 1943 mosin nagant after using hoppes and also copper removal using bkretexh, alao using a polish then hippes again followed by remoil before/ after images

Good ole Hoppe's. Didn't know they made a bottle of this stuff that big. It's literally a lifetime supply. Good stuff.

I must laugh, I thought I was ordering the dinky bottle of "Hoppe's 9" and when a package showed up I had no idea what it was until I opened it up, only to realize, I got the LARGE bottle.. which is fine, I am glad I got it and I will use it. As far as I know, there is no shelf life expiration date to this product, as the last dinky bottle was like 12 years old and worked just fine at the end of the bottle. So, this bottle, I will be adding it to my grand children's Living will. so they can hand what remains to their great grand children...LOL.. All jokes aside, the fragrance is always good. does the job of defouling the barrel of lead and copper, when soaking over night with a rubber stopper stuffed in the end of the barrel, pour that out into the last dinky bottle and keep using it, and top off the barrel each time.. rinse and repeat until bottle is gone. Is there better brands or products out there, sure, but, cost effective, smells good, and doesn't bother my skin? I'll stay with HOPPES 9 .... I don't care for change, and habit to how I clean units, also don't want to change that methodology either. old dog, old tricks, or I am just lazy, either or, pick one. lol

This was a good way to buy a lager amount of hoppies 98 cheaper than a smaller bottle and the gun store