w4klr
April 1, 2005, 01:48 PM
::bomb drop whistle::
I am floored by this Break-Free Powder Blast is amazing.
For every gun that I've ever owned, I've always scrubbed the internals with Q-Tips, dry, then wet, dry then wet with CLP, scrubbed the barrel with a synthetic brush with clp etc, bottom line, no solvent.
The reason I never shoot my AR-15s much is that it is a PAIN to clean these rifles using those techniques, and never seem to get the clean perfection that I seek.
I figured I'd take a chance on the PB, and WOW... I'll shoot the AR-15 once or twice a week, because what was an hour and a half clean job on a semi-auto rifle, is now 15 minutes, and what was a 45 minute pistol job, is now about 10, not to mention the sweet citrus smell left behind in the firearm.
I'd recommend this to anyone who doesn't use harsh abrasives on their firearms, works well, all my Q-tips that went through the firearms to check for dirt... are white as rice.
I am floored by this Break-Free Powder Blast is amazing.
For every gun that I've ever owned, I've always scrubbed the internals with Q-Tips, dry, then wet, dry then wet with CLP, scrubbed the barrel with a synthetic brush with clp etc, bottom line, no solvent.
The reason I never shoot my AR-15s much is that it is a PAIN to clean these rifles using those techniques, and never seem to get the clean perfection that I seek.
I figured I'd take a chance on the PB, and WOW... I'll shoot the AR-15 once or twice a week, because what was an hour and a half clean job on a semi-auto rifle, is now 15 minutes, and what was a 45 minute pistol job, is now about 10, not to mention the sweet citrus smell left behind in the firearm.
I'd recommend this to anyone who doesn't use harsh abrasives on their firearms, works well, all my Q-tips that went through the firearms to check for dirt... are white as rice.