Tag: shooting
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Gun Maintenance Chemical Product Information Guide
Grease, oil, cleaner, solvent, buildup, residue, fouling, lubrication. These are all terms that come up when considering which way to go in conducting firearm maintenance. It can be confusing so here is a little bit of an education on the basics in understand the different types of gun cleaning products and firearm lubes alike. Preventing…
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Using Gun Grease on Any and Every Firearm You Carry
There are many opinions out there, but nobody should be disputing that grease shouldn’t be used on firearms. That is shear ignorance, but then again, many gun owners out there are strong willed, opinionated and listening to the wrong sources of information. Here are the facts: The vast majority of firearm manufacturers use grease in…
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Gun Spray to Maintain Fire Ready Condition for any and all Firearms
Gun Spray is not a commodity. This one lubricates and protects very well and leaves a non-oily finish. It is certified to 100+ hours of protection from rust and corrosion, which is uncommon with aerosol lubes. One gunmetal treatment is long lasting while preventing excessive accumulation of carbon fouling so that powder residue comes right…
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Wipe Down the Guns After a Shoot and Before Storage
One of the most basic ways to handle gun care is to literally wipe down a firearm exterior after a shoot, and more importantly, before storage. There’s nothing like adding a good shine to metal, wood and polymer surfaces. Whether it be handguns, rifles or shotguns, all firearms deserve a little attention. Wiping down guns…
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Essential Gun Lubrication Tips for Handgun Owners
For any semi-automatic pistol, whether it be as straight forward as a Glock or more parts intensive as a Sig Sauer and alike, you still have to take care of the gunmetal, inside and out. None of what I am about to share should be new to an experienced handgun owner, but I know there…
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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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Bio CLP Oil Liquid or Spray
Tetra Gun care has rolled out its new bio-based CLP lube oil formulas in both liquid and spray format. Based on a specially engineered organic oil base, this gun lubricant offers the benefits of a high-performance gun oil, combined with the benefits of a safer chemistry. In this next-generation non-aerosol pressurized spray can, which can…
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Weapons Grease meant for Extreme Shooting Demands
All Conditions, All Environments like Hot, Cold, Sandy, Dusty, Salty, High Cyclical Shooting Events, Long Range Precision, Class III, for all Firearms Read this story coverage: Gun Grease taken to the Extreme All Conditions All Climates #gun #firearm #weaponmaintenance #everydaycarry #2a #pewpewlife #gunfanatics #gungrease #firearmsgrease #choketubegrease #ar15grease #rotarygungrease #classIIIgrease #classIIIweapon #extremeduty #weaponlubricant #shootingsports #defensepistol #competitivepistol
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Choosing the Best Gunsmith Cleaning Tools for Firearms
Keeping your firearms in top shape is not just about safety – it’s about performance and longevity. I’ve learned that having the right gunsmith cleaning tools makes all the difference. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, the right gear can turn a tedious chore into a quick, satisfying routine. Let’s dive into…
