SCSAJack Posted May 18 Share Posted May 18 The blow back design is inherently dirty. The bolt takes allot of build up of burnt powder. Has anyone used Easy Off oven cleaner ? Or an ultrasonic cleaner to clean the bolt ? I’ve tried both the Easy Off works great then I ultrasonic finish it of wash it off blow dry it. Comes out clean as new. Is this bad for the bolt? Link to comment
copterdrvr Posted May 18 Share Posted May 18 Seems a bit extreme but if your happy with it..... I just take a paper towel and drizzle some Bore Tech C4 carbon cleaner on it and wipe the bolt off with it. Good thing is the C4 is not sticky or gooey and actually contains a short term rust preventative. The C4 INSTANTLY removes the carbon. Link to comment
philmadxx Posted May 18 Share Posted May 18 Bore tech C4 for the win. Awesome stuff. No residue but I follow with a wipe of clp just to be sure. I wipe that off too then live away (Lucas gun oil). Phil Link to comment
GMP Posted May 19 Share Posted May 19 I grease the bolt and upper bearing surfaces with light synthetic grease. Everything just wipes off. The bolt face, extractor I hit with a bronze brush and then spray with whatever is handy. Nothing special really. Link to comment
StefVanHauwe Posted May 19 Share Posted May 19 I use brake cleaner to spray and wipe everything off and afterwards use FP-10 gunoil on all metal on metal surfaces. Link to comment
bigdawgbeav Posted May 29 Share Posted May 29 I've used WeaponShield solvent and oil for years with no issues. The solvent does a great job with the crud. Link to comment
Darqusoull13 Posted May 30 Share Posted May 30 Hoppes Black in the metal can, spritz and wait a few minutes. Blast off with 3M high power brake cleaner. Re-lube. Mobil 1 5w20 works great. If you want a 1 and done, Hoppes Gun Medic is amazing cleaner and very light lube in 1. Blast out the crud and keep blasting. Ultrasonics take too long and require too many material checks for my taste. Link to comment
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