870TC wrote:I think a gun in a ziplock bag is probably going to have condensation on it/in it by the time you get home. I would just let the gun get wet, and just hose it off with WD-40 when you get home.
bobbydamit wrote:Plus, considering the fact that I have never witnessed .............. a soldier in the jungles of Nam, carrying his gun in the rain in a plastic bag, .................................... Baggies are for sammitches.
Dave Pendleton wrote:...I clean them in the sink using with Simple Green and hot water....
gyrfalcon wrote:Dave Pendleton wrote:...I clean them in the sink using with Simple Green and hot water....
Why, are you some sort of hippie freak? There are a ton of other cleaning solutions to use (heck even dishsoap is probably better) that don't cause Aluminum Embrittlement or other such issues with firearms.
Dave Pendleton wrote:...As far as I know GLOCK does not use Aluminum in the construction of their pistols.
gyrfalcon wrote:Dave Pendleton wrote:...As far as I know GLOCK does not use Aluminum in the construction of their pistols.
If you had Trijicon sights they have an aluminum sleeve... many other aftermarket parts use aluminum components. If it can cause issues with Aluminum, it probably isn't the best thing to be using on firearms in general.
Dave Pendleton wrote:gyrfalcon wrote:Dave Pendleton wrote:...As far as I know GLOCK does not use Aluminum in the construction of their pistols.
If you had Trijicon sights they have an aluminum sleeve... many other aftermarket parts use aluminum components. If it can cause issues with Aluminum, it probably isn't the best thing to be using on firearms in general.
I'm aware of the problems Simple Green can cause with aluminum.
As soon as it disolves one of my GLOCK pistols in the sink, I'll quit using it. Until then, it works and keeps my hands soft and supple...
gyrfalcon wrote:Dave Pendleton wrote:...I clean them in the sink using with Simple Green and hot water....
Why, are you some sort of hippie freak? There are a ton of other cleaning solutions to use (heck even dishsoap is probably better) that don't cause Aluminum Embrittlement or other such issues with firearms.
RobD wrote:My shower setup... because you never know...
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