Hoppe’s New Black Line of Gun Care Products

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posted on February 9, 2017
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Hoppe’s new Black line of cleaners and lubes are "designed specifically for the needs of modern shooters." Developed for high-performance applications, the formulations in the line are meant for use in high-round count, gas-operated firearms such as pistols and modern sporting rifles.

Hoppe’s Product Manager Laurie Kokoruda said, "The Hoppe’s Black formula is designed for MSRs and other high-volume firearms, but will work with any gun."

The Black line includes a gun cleaner, precision oil, copper cleaner, grease syringe and lubricating cloth. The molecular composition of each differs for effective performance.

For more information visit www.hoppes.com/black.

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