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cryogenic419 · January 21, 2014, 06:03 PM

I picked some up a while back and said, OK I'll give it a whirl. I know it's designed for military weapons and it does do quite well on them. I've also started using it on my polymer framed pistols. Powder blast residue on the front of the frame where the barrel exit point is just wipes away, no scrubbing. Cleans all the powder residue off the internals, as well as cuts right through the old oil/carbon buildup. Used it on my 500 SW Mag revolver, specifically the front of the cylinder and muzzle break...had to use a nylon brush and scrub a little bit but its all clean. It doesn't stink the house up, anger the old lady and this stuff actually works. Its almost made cleaning the guns fun again.

January 21, 2014, 06:03 PM	#1
cryogenic419 Senior Member Join Date: March 29, 2009 Location: NW Ohio Posts: 569	Really becoming a fan of Mpro 7 for cleaning I picked some up a while back and said, OK I'll give it a whirl. I know it's designed for military weapons and it does do quite well on them. I've also started using it on my polymer framed pistols. Powder blast residue on the front of the frame where the barrel exit point is just wipes away, no scrubbing. Cleans all the powder residue off the internals, as well as cuts right through the old oil/carbon buildup. Used it on my 500 SW Mag revolver, specifically the front of the cylinder and muzzle break...had to use a nylon brush and scrub a little bit but its all clean. It doesn't stink the house up, anger the old lady and this stuff actually works. Its almost made cleaning the guns fun again.