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As far as the outside I use the silicone gun/ reel clothes for the outside of all my guns wood and metal they work great and there cheap !
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Originally Posted by Valentine
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And I don't suggest my way to anyone. A lot of stuff's been invented since. Can't compete with the newest and the best.
I only have longevity on my side. ................and a little oil for the moving parts. |
Sheridan - there are much better products out there now than good old #9. Better even made by Hoppes. Hoppe's Elite products are really good for removing copper and lead fouling and powder fouling and it is eco friendly.
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Originally Posted by bronko22000
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Sheridan - there are much better products out there now than good old #9. Better even made by Hoppes. Hoppe's Elite products are really good for removing copper and lead fouling and powder fouling and it is eco friendly.
My "comment" was in response to me recommending Slip 2000 products (best new cleaning product IMO), and someone remarked that you don't need any fancy new products to clean your gun. My following post, which is the one that you saw, had to do with the idea that there is nothing "wrong" with the ole' tried & true products and techniques for cleaning a gun - That's all. :poke: |
Naw, I have my old ways
Besides I already have my way of keeping a bolt working on a frigid day. :sheep:
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