All about Gun Cleaning
Author: Les Waller
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Best Gun Cleaning Picks
Buying the best product is not a big deal if you have a good knowledge of the required product features and specifications. It takes a lot of research time as well as a solid knowledge of how the tool is used to find the best product that fits your needs. Read on to find out…
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Best Way to Clean Gun Magazines
The best way to clean a gun magazine is a question I get a lot, and there’s never a perfect answer. It really depends on what kind of gun you have, how much time you have, how dirty it has gotten, and the materials that are available to you at the time. In this tutorial,…
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Beretta 92 Magazine Disassembly: Let’s Do It Now
First, remove the magazine from the gun and remove any live rounds that might be in it. Another safety measure is to where protective gun glasses as the springs within the magazine are under pressure and can fly out fast enough to damage your eyes or someone else’s if they are in the area. You…
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Cleaning Gun Stocks
Safety First Whenever you clean your gun stock, it’s important to remember that some materials can easily catch on fire. For example, if you use a cloth that has been soaked in linseed oil or shellac, make sure you store it in a safe place where it can’t start a fire. It’s also important to…
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Cleaning Gun Silencers
In the past gun silencers have been used mainly by gun enthusiasts and hunters looking for a way to reduce gun noise when hunting. However, in recent years gun silencers have become more popular due to increased gun control legislation in some areas. For a short history on gun silencers check out the wikipedia page…
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Ultrasonic Gun Cleaner
Cleaning your firearms is an important part of gun ownership. It helps to ensure that your weapon is functioning properly and will be accurate when you need it most. Traditionally, firearms have been cleaned using various solvents and abrasives, which can be messy and time consuming. Recently, a new type of gun cleaning has become…
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5 Rules of Firearm Safety
1. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction Said differently, only point at what you are going to shoot. This is the most important safety rule that MUST be followed all the time. Going along with that, always treat a gun as if it is loaded, ALWAYS! A gun is not a toy…