Is this okay for polymer hand guns, and the slides of polymer guns?
739246
Absolutely safe on polymer. I scrub my entire gun down with it, totally non toxic, and won't hurt anything. Best cleaner I have ever used.
739247
Absolutely ....none harmful to the gun, an perhaps more import, not harmful to you.
739248
polymer like the Glock? this stuff is not stinky or toxic, does a GREAT job cleaning the crud off your firearm.
739249
Absolutely safe. Lets me clean guns inside the house. No smell, but still as effective as Hoppes.
739250
I use it on the metal pieces and polymer pieces. I make sure not to soak polymer pieces in it, but I have wiped down frames and plastic guide rods with this cleaner. After, I coat the guide rod with oil and wipe the polymer frame with a silicone cloth afterwards.
1010612
Probably, I've only used this pistol with it, ( UTG Sport Airsoft 1911 Pistol, Heavy Weight, Black ), the surface is fairly soft and sticky, but I have no way of testing it as I have no other weapons of this sort.
274423
No, you need metal at the end of the barrel. I had problems with a pistol that had an aluminum thread protector and it also did not work on a pellet gun that of course is mostly plastic these days. If you try to connect it to the barrel and you do not have enough metal to hold it in place you will risk dropping the device which can break the plastic battery holder.
1738480
There is a tray that holds the slides securely, so as long as you place the slides in the tray carefully you won't have any damage.
1004938
You can but it is difficult to access the slide. I got it for a spring pistol and I had trouble loading it. So I gave it to my friend that has a non gbb CO2 pistol and it was fine.
185857
I used it on the butler creek folding polymer stock on my mini 14, It worked great and also on an 870 12g magnum the threads seem to work well with wood or plastic stock options.
493184
late, but maybe this will help someone else. if you mean shooting with the covers stored on the bottom of the mag.,yes on metal military surplus.but on polymer mags you take the chance of warping the rubber or worse.
268311
I do not, But this is great. I use this for micro and it is great. It is a bit bulky and slides, I do recommend this highly.
1183252
Yes. I would recommend getting a gun smith to put them on unless you have personal experience putting on front and rear sights. Otherwise, you will just scratch and dent the finish on your slide.
108884
Only if it is designed to use the rails. The barrel does not extend past the slide and is not threaded.
588819
Be careful. Some expecially with any regular gun solvents.Best to check with Crosman.
1768150
I'm not sure, new to owning hand guns. I use it for my 40 cal. m&p shield. I had to tighten the screw as tight as I could to get it to keep the gun from falling out. Hope this helps.
1142338
You can use it for a hand gun. The brushes may not be best for it however. The cleaning solution and oil will work just fine
1879448
I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product. It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plastics as it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it. It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic. If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product. FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
819860
Printing custom hand grips for pistols that are recast in resin is about as close as I get. Printing a part that sees any stress on a gun is suicidal in my opinion. Strong plastic in one direction, snaps like a cracker in another.
2220412
Yes this will work on a polymer stock gun. You can use the attachment point that is in the stock for the rear sling swivel. Usually if your gun has the attachment point on the stock it will also have the attachment point on the magazine cap already. This system is made for the wooden stock version that does not have the attachment point in the stock.
256376
Absolutely. That is what I purchased it for. Just have to remembler it is not a super "quick draw" holster. It is a combat style holster. It has an adjustable snap/strap that goes over the rear of the slide and an elastic band that can go over the grip frame for added retention. I love it.