IDK,but all I do is run 2-3 wet patches of Kroil and then dry patches until they come out clean,,
got some Eley Match and Midas+ to try also but I really like the RWS ammo as it doesnt fall apart in cold or go crazy in heat,,I get better groups from Midas but shooting for score I think the RWS will average out better scores,,
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only one,I didnt get my score plug out but it would be close,first 50 yard target I have shot in a couple months and I am still trying to get used to the heavy 14 ounce trigger,,
I think when it gets broke in that it will average less than .250 at 50 yards
I know man,,I need to get the stuff to start shooting my newest old muzzle loader,,TC Hawken from the late 80`s in very nice shape,,been thinking about a tang mounted sight and make some smoke,,
The reason I asked about cleaning is that Volquartsen recommends(or did) never to use a cleaning rod in their barrels. They suggest just using a pull through patch on monofilament which is what I have done for the 20 years it has been on my 10-22. In fact I use that method on most my rifles unless the bore on an old rifle is very dirty or rough. I use a 2:1 mixture of shooters choice and Kroil as my basic cleaning solution.