can CLP be used as a bore cleaner after firing.
1787463
Yes, it cleans and lubricate. If bore really dirty, better to use solvent or bore cleaner.
1787464
Absolutely Ernest. Works like Hoppes #9 only better I think. You just don't need much of it.
1787465
It can. It will remove powder residue. With a brush it will remove copper and lead fouling as well but for heavy build up somthing like Sweets may be needed. Follow the directions with solvents.
1787466
I use it for everything. I used this when I was in the Marines, and swear by this product!!!
1366135
If you been shooting a lot of lead pellets from it or copper bb's you may want to clean the barrel first, just like any rifle or pistol. The lead or copper build up will cause inaccuracy after a while of shooting. I shot these out of my Crossman Pump master 760, and they did very well. Remember to use proper safety equipment, and always exercise proper gun safety rules before, during, after shooting!
1643334
I would say yes, again that's my opinion. I used it on a still operational WWII handgun, cleaned & lubricated the firearm three days prior to testing it at a range. Immediately prior to testing the firearm I wiped the inside of the barrel clean of lubricant / oil with the rest of the gun in a thin coating of lubricant. Upon completion cleaned & lubricated it again and put away. Worked well for me, do not see a reason why it shouldn't work on a rifle like yours (considering the rate of shoots / sec. to be a lot higher). This is not a very viscous lubricant, so you should have good penetration into hard to reach areas for good lubrication.
1022797
yes, use a little electricians tape on inside of clamp if loose at barrel attachment points
1517505
It would be better to use a cleaning kit for 40 caliber. This will work but not be as effective.
1482855
Oh indeed. I've slathered my parkerized 870P with CLP for years and have had zero issues. Use it in good health. And it smells like victory.
1584626
Hornady has a cleaning solution for both Brass and parts. They are different.
28119
I would go with the pull through cleaning system. That is the one i got and it is very easy to use and cleans my .22 and 12 gauge awesome. I would recommend this cleaning kit in the pull through. Fricken love mine. Use it every time after i go shooting.
907083
I use Crosman's silicone chamber oil in all my piston break barrel guns. It works as advertised in all of them. I've found the oil to be as effective as any I've tried.
588818
None of the above. 98% of all the experts say that you should never have to clean the barrel of a pellet rifle. I bought the oil because I have a nitro piston and regular pell gun oil isn't supposed to be used in it.
1518531
If you plan to use the ultrasonic cleaner to clean your pistol after firing, rather than the usual method with cleaning solvent, rods and patches, I would strongly suggest against it.
1482853
Yes. CLP has been used by the military for years without any issue and those who tell you differently are uneducated about the product.
1735466
Yes - clean it like a gun. The barrel needs lubrication. P.S. don't dry fire it. I accidentally did in my back yard and it sounded like a real gun fired, not to mention it's really not good on the compression seals. I love mine. Best powerful pellet gun ever - Not for minors though!!
1736750
No, its used in the piston chamber to lubricate the piston and chamber, according to Crosman ,place 1 drop into the chamber( the hole on the face of the chamber when you cock the break barrel) see the hole in the face of the breech? Place one(1) drop of RMCOIL (ONLY USE RMCOIL) regular oil will damage your weapon. See the user manual.
22357
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
653734
I do, my gun doesn't get clogged but I did have to pull the needle back some when I started using CRC.
737382
I think that rifle is destroyed, and you should send it to me. I'll make sure it is taken care of, or perhaps I'll send it to Sara Brady. Seriously, don't use anything to clean the bore, except soft cleaning pellets. Don't shoot the pellet through, but use a 17 cal. rod to push them from the loading port (breech) to he end of the muzzle. Basically, push them in the same direction that a pellet would be fired. They really don't require cleaning because you are not burning smokeless gun-powder. Just shoot the gun, and see if it's okay. If not, you're out about 100 bucks.