Just use reasonable diligence, and be absolutely certain you never allow to rust. You do NOT need to remove every trace of carbon and copper from a rifle barrel. Moreover, if you can demonstrate any significant improvement in the accuracy of your rifle by employing a more elaborate cleaning method than I have just described, you are a more skilled shooter than 99.5% of the people who will read these words. Many good rifle barrels have been damaged by overzealous owners engaging in overzealous cleaning rituals. Features Wipe-Out is odorless and non-flammable. This solvent will not harm modern paint or gunstock finishes, but it is not safe for varnish or old type oil finishes. It contains no acid or aluminum and is non-flammable. Then clean the rest of the gun thoroughly in order to be certain that no surfaces are left without a proper rust-preventative coating. Product Overview This bore cleaner removes lead without brushing and is safe for use on all barrel steels. The purpose of the patches is to swab-out any debris loosened by the brush and to distribute a non-caustic rust-preventative agent on the metal. Then run a few patches (not too tight) through the bore. Run a few strokes (3-5) of a bronze brush through your bore after firing.
Many good barrels have been ruined by people trying to get them squeaky clean. How clean do you think you NEED to get that barrel? My first response to your question would be to ask a question.
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