The Remington All In Bore Cleaner is a new water based cleaner and is non-flammable and non-toxic. I noticed that the Warning Label does not say “Harmful or Fatal if swallowed”. I like that!!!

I just bought a 4 oz bottle of the All In bore cleaner ($8.50) to test on my Glock 21. I’m not sure if it has any lubrication or corrosion protection properties. The Remington website does not state that it is a CLP. BUT since it’s water-based, it should have some type of corrosion protection. Remington says it’s safe for long term care. I believe it’s mostly a cleaner though. Buy the Rem All In Bore Cleaner – 4 oz. Bottle from Amazon.com

Anyway they mention the use of the Remington Squeeg-E to remove cleaner and fouling after brushing the bore. The Squeeg-E is a rubber patch jag like tip that pushes everything out of the barrel with one pass.

I will use patches only to test though. I’ll push several wet patches through the Glock barrel and then a dry clean patch and then see how clean the barrel is. I will probably shoot 50 rounds of .45 acp for the test.

1/19/2016 Update

I took my Glock 21 to the range and put about 50 rounds of 45 acp through it after cleaning it and lubricating it with Rem Oil.

I applied a liberal amount of Rem All In on a clean dry patch. The Rem All In is a thick brown liquid. It does not soak into a patch. It sits on top. I’m not sure if that’s good or not. I pushed the patch through the barrel to completely saturate the bore.

Here is the first patch.

Here are the next 7 patches. A clean dry patch followed 20 strokes of a bronze bore brush. One stroke is either forward or back movement of the bore brush.

The Remington Rem All In Bore cleaner worked well. It seemed to clean as well as most other gun cleaners. However I do not care for the thickness of the solution. I prefer a gun cleaner that soaks into the patch and stays wet. I think a thinner gun cleaner penetrates into the fouling better than something thick. Rem All In contains a polish in it. I don’t want a polish in my gun cleaner but that’s just me. You may like it. After i was finished with the Rem All In Bore Cleaner, I had to use M-Pro7 Gun Cleaner to remove all traces of the Rem All In. I didn’t want any polish left in the bore and it even says on the directions to flush with a gun scrubber to remove all traces of Rem All In.