Product Preview: Montana X-treme Rimfire Solvent

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posted on December 29, 2015
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Rimfire cartridges foul barreled actions with carbon, lead and even wax from bullet coatings. That’s why Montana X-treme offers a solvent specifically formulated to remove such debris. As the official solvent supplier to the USA Shooting Team, Montana X-treme offers a competitive formula that stands up to the most stringent of task requirements. Simply wet a patch, brush and repeat until the level of desired cleanliness is reached. The company donates $1 to USA Shooting from each bottle sold. Price: $11. Contact: Western Powders, Inc. (406) 234-0422; montanaxtreme.com.

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