What do you use to clean & lube mags?

[spanky]

With my G34, I used Plexis plastic cleaner and it worked great.

However, obviously that won't work on the metal mags. Any suggestions?

Thanks, all

[eerw]

I just use a brush and a silicone rag.

[norbs007]

I just use a brush and a silicone rag.

Same for me.

[spanky]

And where would one find said silicon rag?

Thanks for the quick response, guys.

[larry cazes]

I use a brush to clean and then run them totally dry. Anything you put inside the tube will attract dirt to some degree.

[Pat Miles]

I use a brush to clean and then run them totally dry. Anything you put inside the tube will attract dirt to some degree.

+1

Pat

[warpspeed]

I use Liquid Wrench Dry Lubricant. Picked up a can at Home Depot IIRC. It works great.

[eerw]

I shoot in on some pretty dusty, sandy ranges and have no issues with the silicone picking up excess crap.

anyway..walmart has silicone cloths in the fishing section.

[Trini]

I just use a magazine brush and rag to wipe them down.

[spanky]

I got some microfiber towels from Walmart, silicon spray from lowes and a microfiber brush from chris patty. That should do it.

[Rub'n]

Slicon rag outside....lube the inside with Graphite...slick and doesn't attract dust

[JamesLovesJammie]

I also run dry. Never seen the need for putting something in that could attract and hold dirt and dust. Clean them whenever I feel the need (which isn't very often).

[JThompson]

I use a brush to clean and then run them totally dry. Anything you put inside the tube will attract dirt to some degree.

same here...

[pevadijk]

When my mags have been dumped in the sand, I clean them with the Arredondo mag brush and assemble them again. I leave the inside dry.

[fred fague]

I use Krunch Products Pistol Pro Mag Slick magazine treatment or Tri-Flow dry lubricant with teflon on steel mags. I spray it on the inside and outside. Both are dry lubes and do not collect dirt. The Krunch Product I bought from Brownells and the Tri-Flow from Shucks Auto Parts.

I use Armor All on the inside of Glock mag wells and nothing on the mags. I tried Armor All on the mags and thought it made them too slippery. You could try it on the mags!

[davidwiz]

I really love Mag Slick.

I take the mag apart, wipe it down with a dry rag, and then spray the Mag Slick inside the tube and re-assemble.

[revomodel10]

I just use a brush and a silicone rag.

That is what I use also..

[G-ManBart]

If you need to lube the inside of your mags, something is wrong

[spanky]

yeah, i'm mainly worried about the outside. not the inside.

[z40acp]

I use GDL {garage door lube} made by the same company that makes PB Blaster. It is a spray and dries completely. Made not to attract dust and works well with the plastic followers.

[J-Hon]

Part of the run them dry crew too.... every once in awhile I wipe down the whole works with a RIG rag to help fend surface rust, but that's about it.

[mwx40x40]

JIG A LOO.......found in most auto parts stores.

[rack&roll]

I believe in a dry mag. I use a brush and a dry or only slightly oily cloth. I always clean the "gunk" out of new CZ mags.

[bassochist]

i clean them with brake cleaner, and after that i spray some interflon fin lube on them en wipe it down, for a nice shiny finish.

[CenTX]

This is what I do.

http://www.maxmichel.com/tip3.html