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Post by ronj1 on Jan 20, 2017 4:31:14 GMT
I tried the ultrasonic cleaner. . Cleaned up a Colt Combat Commander barrel . Worked great. I did use a heat gun on low to make sure it was dry then sprayed it with Rim oil. Thanks for the tip.
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Post by glenr on Jan 20, 2017 10:36:01 GMT
 If you use these for cleaning or oil application Check out Amazon for better deals |
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Post by ronj on Jan 20, 2017 14:25:42 GMT
Tried those. They left lint and little hairs and tore if they got caught on anything. You can get them at a medical supply really cheap. You don't pay shipping that way.
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Post by glenr on Jan 20, 2017 17:24:48 GMT
Tried those. They left lint and little hairs and tore if they got caught on anything. You can get them at a medical supply really cheap. You don't pay shipping that way. Son and dil have Amazon prime they can add family and freinds to the list free shipping! |
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Post by ronj on Jan 20, 2017 18:00:11 GMT
If you really like those check out ramrodz.com. they come in different cal. They don't fuzz but there not cheap. You should look in a beauty supply for small cleaning brushes. Not sure what they use them for but there really nice and cheap.
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Post by glenr on Jan 20, 2017 21:34:59 GMT
In the bottom of pic 3 in my 3rd post you can't get smaller than that and still be useful. I had something like those for cleaning stuff used some solvent on them and they started melting.
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Post by ronj on Jan 20, 2017 23:25:04 GMT
If that solvent will melt a plastic brush, I would not use it on any of my guns. I will say I go way out to keep my guns clean. Not because I think I am going to get into some kind of a gun fight. I really believe I will never be in one or need to use one on a person. I do work hard for my money and am very carful about taking care of them.
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Post by glenr on Jan 21, 2017 2:36:24 GMT
No I was using them on something else, I agree I hope I never have to use one on a person. And it is alwways more fun @ the range when they are working smoothly. Plus it really sucs when you have a problem during bullseye league night!
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Post by glenr on Jan 21, 2017 16:23:51 GMT
 Theses do come in handy to blow dust and lightly sticking curd. the top 2 are ear and nose suctions devices used for babies. The bottom one is a lens brush and blower |
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Post by glenr on Jan 22, 2017 10:58:45 GMT
A cheap set of the precision slotted scxrew druvers make great scraping cleaning tools for the slide groves or other long groves on the guns. Just pick the one that with fit with a path or bit of rag  |
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Post by glenr on Jan 23, 2017 10:42:33 GMT
 One of each of these lights does come on handy |
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Post by glenr on Jan 24, 2017 10:55:19 GMT
 Assorted probes and spring hooks |
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Post by ramrod on Feb 20, 2017 1:48:18 GMT
I started with the bore snakes years ago. Makes easy cleaning at the range. All I carried was a small bottle of CLP and bore snakes in the range bag. It's best to clean a bore while it's still warm. My trips to the range used to take an hour each way and time spent at the range was a couple of hours easy. Needless to say........I don't have to drive anywhere anymore to shoot. Five acres out in nowhere land and I just step out the back door. Have my steel hanging and targets mounted. 40yd pistol and 75yd rifle. I usually shoot my carry pistol once a week 20 rounds. Clean when I get inside sometimes (Glocks don't need cleaning BTW).
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