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Just wanted to check in on this thread and address a couple of points on FIREClean. Thanks very much for running your test, Scott. On the question of why not just pour it on like a conventional gun oil, FIREClean works as a solvent/cleaner, lubricant, and conditioner. As you can see (and more...

As far as lead fouling, I'm not sure how many of you have 22LR AR uppers or Glock conversion kits but you may find these photos useful. The ammunition used was Federal "550" bulk pack like Walmart sells. This is a CMMG 22LR bolt after 250 rounds, before it was wiped off. This is an...

We've removed fouling from Glock parts at room temperature within 30 seconds that were in $10,000 ultrasonic tank and declared "clean". Not sure on the brass cases. We've tried it in an ultrasonic tank, and we don't recommend it. The oil seems to dampen the vibrations you need, and it gets on...

We used a copper "scrunchie" Brillo pad to clean off this Gemtech. If you allowed it to soak in overnight, it would be easier. I haven't seen this can since we cleaned it so I'm not sure how easily it wiped off in subsequent range outings. The 3 baffles were all equally filthy when we started-...

Wormydog1724- the first test we ran involved a 12.5" DI upper, an AAC M4-2000, and ~700 rounds of Green Tip in 4 hours. After 420 rounds suppressed and 250 unsuppressed, the phosphate bolt and carrier wiped off with a dry paper towel 2 days later. There was some coking on the tail, but not as...

We wanted to follow up on this post, and thank you OP for trying the product out. We are not going to argue over the points, but do want to illuminate what the issues are with gun lubrication - particularly on AR and 1911 variants - and outline some of the results we've been able to deliver for...