[Jesse H]

with Simple Green and hot water. It's the weirdest feeling to wash a gun with water.

I think from now on I'm going to purchase guns that can resist brake parts cleaner. So much easier.

[10-Ring]

Honestly, as long as you dry it really well then lube it up properly, you're fine!

[444]

I have washed lots of guns in hot water and purple power which I believe is basically the same thing as simple green.
I clean my black powder guns in boiling water and dish soap.

[mete]

Been doing it for years , and for heavy layers of gunk I use boiling solution of trisodium phosphate( do not use on aluminum). If the rinse is very hot or boiling it will dry quickly. While it is still hot apply lube, a good coating of RIG is what I use.

[blue86buick]

Why DIDN'T you use brake cleaner? Is there something about CZ75's that they require water and detergent? What's wrong with Hoppes #9 or something like it?

[PCRCCW]

Brake Cleaner contains MANY bad chemicals for the POLY Black finish on Most CZ's. If your gun is blued or stainless...then your cool with it.
Shoot well

[faustulus]

Is there a shortage of gun cleaning supplies on the market?

[WhoKnowsWho]

If there is...
Bottle of MPro7 only $80! :)

Water and simple green is relatively cheaper though. If it works, it works.

[faustulus]

I assume you mean for a gallon.
I use anything from Breakfree to Hoppes #9, all seem to work fine. Honestly getting water on my gun is the last thing I want to do. I realize if it is dried and lubricated there are no problems, but I don't want to give Mr. Murphy any invitation I can avoid.
I am a fanatic about cleaning my guns and I think I usually by cleaning supplies once a year -- and I shoot a good little bit.