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About LinkBacksJust popped up in my head... What do you guys think? To get the carbon off... maybe not the slide (not to clog up the firing pin hole) unless I fully disassemble the slide
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This is a discussion on Use brass tumbler to clean slide and barrel? within the Firearm Cleaning & Maintenance forums, part of the General Firearm Discussion category; Just popped up in my head... What do you guys think? To get the carbon off... maybe not the slide (not to clog up the ...
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Just popped up in my head... What do you guys think? To get the carbon off... maybe not the slide (not to clog up the firing pin hole) unless I fully disassemble the slide
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I think you're more likely to remove the finish on the outside than the carbon buildup on the inside.
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I thought about that.Originally Posted by high pockets
But it's a glock, the tennifer is not really a finish/coat
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I assume you are not planning to use a rotary tumbler with stainless steel shot?
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The tennifer is imbedded with the steel. The black outer finish will come off.
Tumblers are made for cleaning brass, Hoppes for cleaning guns.
Ignorance is a long way from stupid, but left unchecked, can get there real fast.
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Much prefer chemical cleaning - especially with the non-toxic alternatives out there; quicker and you'll still have to clean the dust/media from the parts.
Why would you. Hopes or other cleaners should do the job just fine.
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I think you really really shouldn't.Throw it in the dishwasher like everyone else
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