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I haven't used Break Free but Gunzilla has worked wonders on all of the gun parts I have tried it on. Dry, but slippery!
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Originally Posted by UnklFungus
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Running a silicon cloth through them every so often has always worked well too.
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I disassemble my Glock magazines every now and then. I let 'em hit the dirt a lot. Run a cotton rag through the body, and maybe slick them up with some Son of a Gun or Armor-All.
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I took mine apart and treated everything with Militec and now all they need is a very light oiling. Everything treated with Militec cleans much easier also.
For as the lightning comes from the east and flashes to the west, so also will the coming of the son of man be. Mathew 24:27
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why send it to a smithy, learn how to dismantle your weapon and clean it yourself. Unless you have no mechanical ability, and I don't mean that in a bad way or to insult anyone. I'm just say'n
Now granted, you may need a couple of specialized tools, depending on your firearm, but learning this skill is an easy way to keep everything running smoothly.
I generally do a complete break down of my EDC guns at least twice a year. Except for my competition Para, that I break down every quarter, or more often if I feel something is wearing out.
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