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Real Avid AVFBC12A Bore-Max Bore Foam Removes Carbon Build Up 12 oz Aerosol

Name: Real Avid AVFBC12A Bore-Max Bore Foam Removes Carbon Build Up 12 oz Aerosol
Brand: Real Avid
Availability: InStock

$15.99

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Brand: Real Avid
Category: Gunsmithing
Tool Type: Cleaners & Solvents
UPC: 813119013287
MPN: AVFBC12A

Overview

Real Avid Bore-Max Bore Foam is a powerful gun-metal grade foaming solvent packaged in a 12 oz aerosol can with a convenient flip-up nozzle for precise application. Formulated to expand and penetrate deep within the gun bore and chamber, it rapidly dissolves performance-inhibiting copper and powder fouling to help maintain accuracy and extend barrel life across a wide range of firearms.

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