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This is a discussion on cleaning solvent within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Main Category category; I was just curious what everyone feels as tho is the best cleaning solvent and best lube. I have used ...
cleaning solvent I was just curious what everyone feels as tho is the best cleaning solvent and best lube. I have used some different ones with poor results thanks everyone
Is that just a solvent or a lube and solvent?
I use eezox. One can does everything. It will replace your cleaning solutions and lube. I've been using it for 2 years with great success.
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Cleaner Lubricant Preservative, it is what I use as well. Great stuff.Originally Posted by twoody
Depending on the gun I'm cleaning either a good bore cleaner and quality oil (for instance Hopps on an AK shooting dirty Russian ammo), or Breakfree CLP on the M4 or Glock that shoot a little cleaner ammo. If I had to choose only one, it would probably be CLP.
And no matter the cleaning agent, I think the real answer is elbow grease, brass brushes, toothbrushes, and Q-tips for applying oil or CLP to specific spots. I use one Q-tip saturated in CLP to oil an entire Glock.
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brake cleaner removes carbon deposits better than anything.
I use Hoppes for the bore. But I don't oil my gun I'm to afraid of gum up lol guess maybe I should but never realy have. Unless I feel a sticky slide. Then I JavaScript barely use any. R there any key points I should worry about because I'm not oiling ?
brake cleaner is an idea
i never cleaned a gun before but i'm going to have to learn how and what to use so i'm all ears here
thanks for any imput on the matter
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What the heck where did this JavaScript come in on my last comment? Lol weird
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