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FireCLEAN gun oil/cleaner.... Who's using it?

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A forum member turned me on to a new gun oil/cleaner and I was wondering if anyone here is using it and what their experience is with it.. The product is called fireCLEAN (www.cleanergun.com) it boast the ability to deep lube your weapon as well as make it easier to clean and maintain. I've watched the videos on you tube about the product from the manufacture (http://m.youtube.com/user/FireCleanUSA?&desktop_uri=%2Fuser%2FFireCleanUSA) and like all "as seen on TV" items it seems like the next best thing..

 

 

Has anyone used it and how did you like it?

 

Any info would be great!

  • 5 weeks later...

I use Fireclean and it works great. Was using a cleaner, then using a gun lube prior to this. No smell and just wipe of carbon with a paper towel and quickly re apply, if necessary. I can clean an lube my glock22, sig sp2022, and my ar in 20 mins or so

Running it now on the 22LR pistols and rifles to see how it holds up against the infamously dirty cartridge, looking pretty good so far. Update later.

This stuff is great.  I can't say that it removes all the carbon build up but it sure is easier to clean.  I use it on my AR and my 2011 handgun.  No smell.

 

I used to use Ballistol but that leaves quite a smell.  I still use Ballistol on my regular stuff as the FireClean is quite expensive.

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I just got my two bottles of FIREclean today, i cleaned up and lubed my 22lr AR15 and plan on plinking away a brick of Golden Bullets this weekend (weather permitting) and will see how it holds up with the Dirt.  From what i've read so far online i think this will be a great addition to the tool box!

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