So is this the only thing I need to clean, lube, & protect my AR15? No other liquids or anything?
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I have at this point probably 100k rounds through the AR-15 pattern rifle. This will work, but it is mediocre and needs re-applyed often. Get a dedicated gun oil (Breakfree LP, Weapon Shield, Slip 2000 EWL, M-Pro 7 Gun Oil, etc) and a dedicated gun cleaner (such as Slip 2000 725 gun cleaner, Ballistol, M-Pro 7 gun cleaner)Someone else recommended Breakfree powder blast. It is too strong and will remove the dry film moly based lubricant that is semi permanently sprayed into the upper receiver. Use a less caustic cleaner such as I have recommended above and do not use powder blast in an AR-15 upper. I have at this point probably 100k rounds through the AR-15 pattern rifle. This will work, but it is mediocre and needs re-applyed often. Get a dedicated gun oil (Breakfree LP, Weapon Shield, Slip 2000 EWL, M-Pro 7 Gun Oil, etc) and a dedicated gun cleaner (such as Slip 2000 725 gun cleaner, Ballistol, M-Pro 7 gun cleaner)Someone else recommended Breakfree powder blast. It is too strong and will remove the dry film moly based lubricant that is semi permanently sprayed into the upper receiver. Use a less caustic cleaner such as I have recommended above and do not use powder blast... » Read More I have at this point probably 100k rounds through the AR-15 pattern rifle. This will work, but it is mediocre and needs re-applyed often. Get a dedicated gun oil (Breakfree LP, Weapon Shield, Slip 2000 EWL, M-Pro 7 Gun Oil, etc) and a dedicated gun cleaner (such as Slip 2000 725 gun cleaner, Ballistol, M-Pro 7 gun cleaner)Someone else recommended Breakfree powder blast. It is too strong and will remove the dry film moly based lubricant that is semi permanently sprayed into the upper receiver. Use a less caustic cleaner such as I have recommended above and do not use powder blast in an AR-15 upper. « Show Less
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That is correct Mike. This is a cleaner and lube in one. It won't leave excess residue either. Works great.
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You should buy break free powder blast to clean break free CLP to lubricate
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If this is all you had, you would be OK. I have gun oil, cleaners, and other products, but I am really pleased with just using CLP.
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This unit can easily handle the slides on most handguns as well as revolvers. I have cleaned parts from my AR-15, as well as my Glocks, Springfield XD, and Beretta pistols Normally, plastic or wood parts (grips) should be removed and the cleaning action is better with a basic teardown of the weapon. ONE CAVEAT - You must NOT use the Brass Cleaning Solution used for cleaning spent Brass! Hornady also makes a Gun Cleaning Solution to use instead. It also works for most steel and Stainless steel items. If one is into Clock Repair, then you would use the Brass Cleaner and not the Gun Cleaner Solution. This unit can easily handle the slides on most handguns as well as revolvers. I have cleaned parts from my AR-15, as well as my Glocks, Springfield XD, and Beretta pistols Normally, plastic or wood parts (grips) should be removed and the cleaning action is better with a basic teardown of the weapon. ONE CAVEAT - You must NOT use the Brass Cleaning Solution used for cleaning spent Brass! Hornady also makes a Gun Cleaning Solution to use instead. It also works for most steel and Stainless steel items. If one is into Clock Repair, then you would use the Brass Cleaner and not the Gun Cleaner... » Read More This unit can easily handle the slides on most handguns as well as revolvers. I have cleaned parts from my AR-15, as well as my Glocks, Springfield XD, and Beretta pistols Normally, plastic or wood parts (grips) should be removed and the cleaning action is better with a basic teardown of the weapon. ONE CAVEAT - You must NOT use the Brass Cleaning Solution used for cleaning spent Brass! Hornady also makes a Gun Cleaning Solution to use instead. It also works for most steel and Stainless steel items. If one is into Clock Repair, then you would use the Brass Cleaner and not the Gun Cleaner Solution. « Show Less
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I use this in the receiver and on the BCG instead of the oil to keep my weapon wet. In Arizona the extreme heat together with the heat from firing the weapon requires a little thicker lube. It's not as thick as you may think of grease normally. It's a perfect viscosity to keep the weapon wet under extreme conditions. Never used it in the barrel. I usually run a pad with the slip 2000 oil one time through for storage.
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It has everything to clean the bore,no hand brushes are included to field clean the moving parts or big cloths to wipe down the rest of the weapon. You will need top buy cleaning fluid & lube oil separately. Its compact the case can take getting tossed around,and has a variety of brushes that makes this a handy little cleaning kit.
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I clean my EAA Witness Elite in mine. Pick up some of the gun cleaner solution though, I used just water and dawn, it did a great job but the metal started to rust before I could get it all dried off and sprayed down with tri flow. Its the same cleaner that Hornaday sells just a lot less. I clean all kinds of things in it, from cpu heat sinks to handguns
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Crosman Pellgunoil® Air Gun Lubricating Oil specifically mentions it helps prevent rust and drying of seals. A small amount of PAGLO and a piece of soft cloth secured to a barrel cleaning rod should provide you satisfaction cleaning and lubricating the air-rifle barrel
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Yes, it cleans and lubricate. If bore really dirty, better to use solvent or bore cleaner.
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I only use rem oil for inside the barrel, and the seals. And very sparingly. This lube is OK for the exterior, but not recommended for break barrel guns.
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find a carbon fiber(so as not to wreck barrel) cleaning rod and a nylon(for the same reason) brush to clean barrel.get1 inch cleaning patches, all available on amazon. You can wrap patches loosely around brush for cleaning after brushing. Or get a .177 brass eyelet for patches , your choice. put oil ONLY on breach seal and on patch and run through barrel after cleaning. A small drop every 500 rounds or so in the cylinder hole were the breach seal meets.DO NOT USE PETROLIUM BASED OIL ANYWERE NEAR CYLINDER!! USE PETROLIUM OIL ON HINGES AND TRIGGER ONLY! USE IT TO CLEAN BARREL BUT BE SURE TO SWAB IT OUT OF BARREL COMPLETLY! BEFORE USING SILOCON OIL.0 find a carbon fiber(so as not to wreck barrel) cleaning rod and a nylon(for the same reason) brush to clean barrel.get1 inch cleaning patches, all available on amazon. You can wrap patches loosely around brush for cleaning after brushing. Or get a .177 brass eyelet for patches , your choice. put oil ONLY on breach seal and on patch and run through barrel after cleaning. A small drop every 500 rounds or so in the cylinder hole were the breach seal meets.DO NOT USE PETROLIUM BASED OIL ANYWERE NEAR CYLINDER!! USE PETROLIUM OIL ON HINGES AND TRIGGER ONLY! USE IT TO CLEAN BARREL BUT BE SURE TO... » Read More find a carbon fiber(so as not to wreck barrel) cleaning rod and a nylon(for the same reason) brush to clean barrel.get1 inch cleaning patches, all available on amazon. You can wrap patches loosely around brush for cleaning after brushing. Or get a .177 brass eyelet for patches , your choice. put oil ONLY on breach seal and on patch and run through barrel after cleaning. A small drop every 500 rounds or so in the cylinder hole were the breach seal meets.DO NOT USE PETROLIUM BASED OIL ANYWERE NEAR CYLINDER!! USE PETROLIUM OIL ON HINGES AND TRIGGER ONLY! USE IT TO CLEAN BARREL BUT BE SURE TO SWAB IT OUT OF BARREL COMPLETLY! BEFORE USING SILOCON OIL.0 « Show Less
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I use it to wipe down my pistol that's been treated with Frog Lube. I also used it during the Frog Lube application process. If you don't know what Frog Lube (or Seal 1) is, check it out on YouTube...it's great. These cloths (along with a rubber dental tool or toothpicks, Bore Tips (for the barrel) and Frog Lube are all I use...no more patches. But if you're wondering if the microfiber cloth would hold up being used with a harsh solvent like Hoppes, I'm sure it would.
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All guns should be cleaned from the chamber end when possible. You risk damaging the bore by cleaning from that end. The Wheeler tool is an excellent tool for the AR style rifle.
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I haven't used the rifle too much yet, but there shouldn't be too much maintenance. Wiping the gun down after shhoting with a cleaan rag and gun oil will keep the gun looking good for years to come. Occationally lubing the pivot point and chamber as instructed should keep the rifle functioning well. This should just be a few drops every few thousand shots, too much oil will lead to detonations and reduce the rifle life.
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sure , it is non toxic and rather mild , in addition, for a complete cleaning , I use hoppes for the bore , and wipe down the gun with gun oil if it will be stored for awhile .
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I'm not sure, but I am sure that it is important to use the right lube on the right parts. If the literature that came with that gun is unclear, I would inquire at www.UmarexUSA.com.
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I would recommend lubing 308 casings and not so much with the 9mm as they are so small. If the 308s have been through a tumbler for polishing and there is still wax on them, the wax will work as a lubricant and wont need additional lube if you are not producing match grade ammo. I would not recommend substituting as this would not be safe for the reloader or the press . Hope this helps Shawn
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Be careful. Some expecially with any regular gun solvents.Best to check with Crosman.
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Ronald, this is a nice kit that will clean any gun from 22 to 45 caliber! It also includes a brass brush for 12 gauge cleaning as well. So far, I am happy with it. You will however want to buy additional cleaner, gun oil, and patches sometime down the road... good luck!