Gun Parts Cleaner

This is far more expensive than I was expecting, but I dumped a whole gallon on the floor and had to replace it for the owner. It cleans well, rinces easliy, and can be used many many times if you don't dump it on the flooor.

Cleans great! BAGS come out nice. do the bolt separately, and don't bother putting the pivot pin and cutter pin in. 140° for about 6 min. is plenty. If real dirty do another dew.minutes. clean it good after with gun oil and then wipe oil off . leave just a film. perfect.

I keep my pew pews pretty clean, or so I thought. This product pulled out built up carbon from areas I couldn’t see or get to. Making the action that much smoother. I was honestly surprised at how much carbon came out. Use caution on plastic grips, I had slight discoloration on one set, but a little CLP solved that issue… those will be cleaned differently from here on out. That’s the reason for the loss of a star.

It is what it says it is it works good with my Electro Sonic Parts cleaning gun so yes it works

Works very well with all gun parts and soaking silencers. Easy cleanup!

So I was very skeptical about how an ultrasonic cleaner would remove heavy carbon from my silencers, pistols, and other firearm components. I set the temperature to 55 degrees Celsius, set the timer for 10 minutes and put the cover on the machine. When the timer went off, I thoroughly rinsed all of the parts in hot water, dried them and inspected them... much to my surprise, all of the carbon was gone! I oiled up my parts, reassembled my equipment and then.... yep - you guessed it - used the same solution and cleaned (3) more pistols. They came out clean! Please be aware that if you have Cerakote'd parts, the finish may come off. No worries though, I didn't have to spend hours cleaning with solvent and CLP - scrubbing with patches and other GI cleaning tools! This cleaner WORKS!

It works as well as practically any other cleaner, but costs way more. Might be more effective in some situations but in my experience (suppressor, trigger assembly, magazines, grip module, barrel and small parts) dish soap or common household cleaners are more than adequate.

Not too much to say--works well. No complaints. It is sealed, but still ships with a heavy duty tape over the lid to ensure there is no leakage. Also highly recommended are safety glasses as the cleaner can damage your eyes. Note that it comes as a concentrate--use 1 part cleaner and 5 parts water to create a cleaning agent. I use mine with a Creworks 10L Ultrasonic Cleaner to remove carbon from gun parts. The parts still require a bit of scraping and manual labor to get clean, but the soak and sound cleaning up front gets off most of the carbon and dirt to make manual cleanup easier. I also ordered a 2.5G container to store the prepared liquid and will be ordering another container to move the drained cleaning solution to a clean container through a filter to capture carbon waste that drains from the Creworks.

Use in 6l ultrasonic system to clean full uppers and various bolt carriers. Works very well at 20 to 1.

Is as expected great

no super good for cleaning dosnt work much