How do you clean your guns

[pure lefty]

There’s tons of cleaning solvent on the market, anybody have a go to and why?

[okiepighunter]

i dont unless i have too!!! after 30 years of cleaning, seems all the marketed stuff works.
plain ole LPS1 sprayed on a rag works as good as anything out there

[bowaddict40]

Still use good ol Hoppe's #9. Have used it forever and may always use it. If it aint broke dont fix it.

[huntandfishguy6]

Still use good ol Hoppe's #9. Have used it forever and may always use it. If it aint broke dont fix it.

X2 it still works.

[Drycreek3189]

Still use good ol Hoppe's #9. Have used it forever and may always use it. If it aint broke dont fix it.

Plus…it smells better than Chanel #5

[jdg13]

Hoppes and whatever oil I have handy. It's not rocket surgery.

[Walker]

Hopes #9 on a bore snake and rustepruf on the outside. Trick is to never let the bore get very fouled.

[TacticalCowboy]

Brake cleaner or hoppes #9.

It’s cheap and it works.

[okrattler]

Hoppes #9 and RemOil on the outside are what I use. I don't clean mine unless accuracy is suffering. I probably only clean guns once a year. My guns that get used a lot just get dirty again anyways so I shoot until I can see a difference in accuracy.

[J.B.]

wipe out for rifle barrels only when they need to be cleaned

[kcmarullo]

I use rust pruff

[Duckologist]

Put in dish washer

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[Bayouboy]

Drop them off at my local firearms dealer and have them do a thorough cleaning.

Other than that I keep them wiped down and oiled with RemOil.

[RascalArms]

I'm a big fan of MPro7 and Wipe Out foam bore cleaner if running any real quantities of dirty ammo. Reason being, to me MPro7 just seems to stay "wet" looking forever.

[Mike D]

What are you trying to clean? Is the bore carbon or copper fouled excessively?


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