Has anyone used a liquid vibratory cleaner for pistols?
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Has anyone used a liquid vibratory cleaner for pistols?
Has anyone used, or have advise, in using vibratory cleaning machines to clean bullseye pistols? My main concern is damaging the gun.
Vociferous- Posts : 185
Join date : 2012-02-23
Location : North Carolina
Re: Has anyone used a liquid vibratory cleaner for pistols?
its all about the cleaning solution. many use simple green, the wash after in water followed by spraying everything with oil, I would not put the barrel in at all, clean it traditional and all will be good.
DavidR- Admin
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Re: Has anyone used a liquid vibratory cleaner for pistols?
DavidR wrote:its all about the cleaning solution. many use simple green, the wash after in water followed by spraying everything with oil, I would not put the barrel in at all, clean it traditional and all will be good.
+1 Exact method I use.
dronning- Posts : 2581
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Re: Has anyone used a liquid vibratory cleaner for pistols?
why not the barrel?
Toz35m- Posts : 266
Join date : 2012-10-17
Location : PDX
Re: Has anyone used a liquid vibratory cleaner for pistols?
Its not a problem depending on what solution you use. If you're trying to avoid dis-assembly, give up now. But you can take only the top end off the gun and hang it and/or the bottom end in the tank with good results. I use Oil-Eater mixed in water, then a rinse in super hot tap water followed with my favorite gun oil and a compressed air blow out. But really, if it needs this kind of cleaning its time to take it apart and give it the ultrasonic treatment if you have one. Mine has to be really nasty to justify this, so don't do it often. Plain ol' cleaning works just fine.
HenryA- Posts : 94
Join date : 2013-08-24
Re: Has anyone used a liquid vibratory cleaner for pistols?
Some cleaning solutions can embed themselves in the metal, which could result in more leading or other issues, I just rather clean the barrel separate.
DavidR- Admin
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