Serious handgun problem impacting my marriage, need immediate help
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clandestine
AR-15 Savant
As mentioned. G96. It smells amazing
Tungsten
Ultimate Member
Pumpkin Spice. Add in the pumpkin spice. Chicks dig it.
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
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M-PRO 7 gun cleaner.
Works great... Smells good...
Works great... Smells good...
I like the smell of Hopps #9, it brings back fond memories as a kid. Plain ol' CLP hardly has much of a smell, and FireClean almost has no smell (it oddly has a mild smell or cooking oil).
G96 is reported to have a very pleasant aroma, some describe it as candy, flowers, bubblegum, and Christmas. I don't recall ever using G96, but should check some out.
G96 is reported to have a very pleasant aroma, some describe it as candy, flowers, bubblegum, and Christmas. I don't recall ever using G96, but should check some out.
Gizmo98
Free At Last!!
Liberal Tears Gun Oil, bacon scented
http://shop.tacticalshit.com/liberal-tears-gun-oil-bacon-4oz
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Rocky BearDog
1 mile south of freedom
Hoppes 9. Look no further.
Bacon fat!
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I'm a big fan of G96, and have used it for as long as I can remember. Can't say it's the best cleaner I've ever used, and I think there are better lubricants out there as well. But I wipe my guns down with it after cleaning. Same after handling, and a couple of times a year every year thereafter for every gun I own. Corrosion protection is where it fits best for me. Smells good too.
Lots of products get touted, and studied, and claimed to be the be all and end all for this and that. And everyone has their favorite. The one thing that I see as certain given today's maze of gun care products is that none of them work when not properly applied, or when not applied at all.
The biggest enemy of firearms is outright neglect. Few things sadder to me than a rusted gun.
Lots of products get touted, and studied, and claimed to be the be all and end all for this and that. And everyone has their favorite. The one thing that I see as certain given today's maze of gun care products is that none of them work when not properly applied, or when not applied at all.
The biggest enemy of firearms is outright neglect. Few things sadder to me than a rusted gun.
yeah put a TV outside for her. you can watch the outside TV while you're eating and sleeping.
sgt23preston
USMC LLA. NRA Life Member
Here is what I do...
I disassemble the guns inside...
And take the pieces outside to clean them...
I bring them back inside to oil & re-assemble them...
Its simple & it works...
I forgot to mention: KEEP ALL THE RAGS & PATCHES OUTSIDE, do not bring them inside...
I disassemble the guns inside...
And take the pieces outside to clean them...
I bring them back inside to oil & re-assemble them...
Its simple & it works...
I forgot to mention: KEEP ALL THE RAGS & PATCHES OUTSIDE, do not bring them inside...
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G96.
aoxomoxoa
Member
I disagree with you on the aroma 100%!
fogman
Active Member
Hoppe's #9 brings back a lot of childhood memories. As a toddler watching dad load 30-06 and .38 special on Lee Loaders. Reloading 30-06 with him on a RCBS Junior as a teenager. Cleaning shotguns before opening day of squirrel season.
Be careful using simple green. The normal cleaner will eat away at aluminum.
BMassBMore
Active Member
I'm not sure if this is satire or serious. Dry firing at the TV? Someday you are going to screw up and put a bullet through the TV. Then you'll have REAL marriage problems.
how is that?
