I know in past posts I have often chided folks who use "non-gun specific" chemicals to clean or lube their guns. This would include things like brake solvents in place of Gun Scrubber or Mobile 1 in place of a specific gun lube. Not that I don't think those are acceptable, but that you had a better chance of getting an effective product with a made-for-guns chemical.
However, I have found a product I think will work quite well in many gun applications--especially those guns that like to run wetter more than dry. I've used it with very good results on my AR-15 as both a cleaner and lube. It seems to do an excellent job of keeping dirt suspended and keeping surfaces slick.
The company that makes this also makes S&W brand gun chemicals. I did some probing, and found that the MSDS for this product and S&W's foaming lube to be identical. I suspect they are the same product packaged differently for different users. In my humble opinion, this might even be better than BreakFree CLP for general gun use.
Just for your info. Act on it or not as you will.
However, I have found a product I think will work quite well in many gun applications--especially those guns that like to run wetter more than dry. I've used it with very good results on my AR-15 as both a cleaner and lube. It seems to do an excellent job of keeping dirt suspended and keeping surfaces slick.
The company that makes this also makes S&W brand gun chemicals. I did some probing, and found that the MSDS for this product and S&W's foaming lube to be identical. I suspect they are the same product packaged differently for different users. In my humble opinion, this might even be better than BreakFree CLP for general gun use.
Just for your info. Act on it or not as you will.
