Bore solvent

What are some of your favorite bore solvents? I'm not satisfied with tetra gun and am wondering what you guys use

Shooters Choice for lead, Hoppes for cleaning, and CLP for final clean and lube.:smt033

Here's what I currently have...

Hoppe's No. 9 Solvent

Hoppe's Lubricating Oil

Break-Free CLP

As far as clp goes check out this
https://www.logsa.army.mil/psmag/arc.../654-16-17.pdf
All you army guys out there will love this.

Bore solvent? Hoppes #9

Hoppe's #9 and Break-Free CLP.

I went to bass pro and picked up a cheap handgun cleaning kit made by outers. It comes with a solvent, oil, patches, rod and brush for something like $9.99. I find that this kit and a can of gunscrubber do the job pretty well.

hoppe's #9 +CLP

Usually Hoppe's #9 and CLP, but I occasionally use Sweets 7.62 if I've fired a LOT of rounds that day.

This is gonna sound crazy, but have been using this for the past 20 years with complete satisfaction: "simple green"
1. Pour some undiluted simple green in a container.
2. Dip the bore brush in the simple green & brush the bore.
3. Dry bore with some clean patches.
4. Blow bore dry with compressed air.
5. Visually inspect bore.
6. Repeat brushing this time with a bore brush & flitz metal polish squished in the bristles. Brush bore & clean up with clean patches until the patches stop coming out black.

Flitz Metal Polish, Iosso Bore Cleaner, Ballistol, Lucas Gun Oil, and Wal-Mart Mineral Oil. Once in a great while I'll use a little Sweet's 7.62 Solution. On all, but 22 caliber, handguns I don't use a jag or slotted tip; instead I wrap the patches around the brush.

I never use Tetra. I've had problems with it in the past, especially on or near wood. I have nice clean guns - The bores actually shine! (Until I coat them with Sentry Solutions, 'Smooth-Kote'.)

Hoppes #9 and CLP.

Anybody with any experience using Montana X-treme products?

hoppes 9 benchrest copper solvent