Tag: gun cleaning
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Understanding the difference between Gun Lube vs. CLP
For those who care to learn, it really is about understanding the Science. The difference between a gun lube (LP) and a cleaner, lubricant and protectant (CLP) comes down to chemical engineering design. LP vs. CLP gun oil applied to gun metal offers two ways to arrive at similar results. Grease type lubricant is usually…
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Ultrasonic Gun Cleaner Use Delivers Proven Thorough, Deep Firearm Cleaning
Taking care of your firearm is more than just a good habit – it’s a must. Keeping your guns clean and well-maintained ensures they’ll perform reliably and lasts for many years. Whether you’re a seasoned shooting sports pro or just starting out, having the right tools and operational mindset makes all the difference. Today, I’m…
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How to Maintain Your Gun Cleaning Tools: Best Firearms Maintenance Tips
Keeping your firearm cleaning tools in top shape is just as important as maintaining your firearms. When your brushes, patches, rods, and solvents are clean and well cared for, your gun cleaning routine becomes more effective and efficient. I’ve learned that a little effort in maintaining these tools pays off big time in the long…
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How to Best Clean Your Rifle
Debunking Biased and Uninformed Advice on What and How to Maintain Over the years I have heard, witnessed and read many opinions, demonstrations and guides on the topic of rifle cleaning and firearm maintenance overall. There are commonalities and apparently an even greater number of biased if not false recommendations on what to do and…
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Compare Gun Cleaning Products to get Better Results
Competitors are not equal. Performance matters just like the hardware. I hear countless times how “I tried this,” or “I used that,” but in the end, the gun owner was let down by a not so wonderful product. So, think differently if “pretty good” or “it was ok I guess” isn’t want you want. On…
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Preventive Maintenance can pay off for all Gun Owners
Any firearm deserves your attention because even a little cleaning followed by applying Tetra Gun lube products will enhance your range experience. Run a solvent soaked cotton patch down the bore of a 12 gauge shotgun. Spray down exterior gun metal with Tetra Gun Action Blaster and then wipe off carbon residue. Wipe down with…