Can this be used to polish trigger,feed ramps,etc. on guns and rifles?
904326
Pat, It's metal polish. It will definately make you stainless steel Colt Python look very "nice". I don't think I would use it on a "blue" finish gun; but stainless steel....nice.
904327
I have used it on SW model 66 Sights. No good on reflective types but OK on Stainless. Also effective on Nickel surfaces. Apply sparingly and expect to apply twice. High end nickel plumbing fixtures also respond well to cleaning with this product
904328
I do not know Pat. Sorry. If it's chrome, I would say yes. This does a great job on chrome.
1879445
I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product.It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plasticsas it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it.It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic.If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product.FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
1282513
I wouldn't suggest it. This is an adhesive glue used to bond materials, including unlike materials. If for some reason it was used, I would not anticipate it working well for threads, because it is particularly viscous compared to thread locking compounds, which are designed to penetrate into fine threads. For thread locking, stick to a thread locking compound, like the Loctite 242 that you mention. I also wouldn't suggest using it to try to mount anything to a rifle, as I would think the kick back would break the bond.
982544
It's built to work on a Zerk fitting. I highly recommend the pistol grip grease guns.
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.
672952
Use it on bolts if you want to ease disassembly later. Not recommended for slides, slide pins, boots, pads, etc. however. Should use brake grease/lubricant here because it is particularly designed not to flow at high temps.
689443
yes, but it breaks paint, go with a better hopper. the cronus is also a really bulky and heavy gun, i would only use it for woodsball.
870310
It should work, it doesnt work very well if you have to trim alot, i mainly use it to debur the mouth on 223 cartridges after i trim them
1848961
I don't think so, I just use mine for nail guns. Painting takes quite a bit of compressor use, as does an impact gun, etc.
972992
That's what I'm using it with, it works well. My only problem was that the heavier spring scraped the underside of some of my barrels and the nubs that ride on the magazine tube scraped a bit as well. These would smooth out with use at the expense of your bluing. I would compare the quality of this part to typical Russian weapon parts. A little rough around the edges, but I can't see it actually failing or wearing out. I'd prefer an actual mossberg tube hands down.
1977471
Looks like you could to me. http://www.outers-guncare.com/resources/usagecharts.aspx#cleaning_kit
991204
Yes this would work to press Bullets into the casing and crimp with the proper dies and setting. It would also work for sizing the casings, though it is not as strong as the presses with a complete arch ( O ) compared to this one like a ( C ). If there was a flaw in the metal when a lot of pressure was applied; the back could crack and break. I would not worry about this if the casings are properly lubed.
1746372
Yes I used this on 8mm ammo for the Mauser and used it on pistol calipers too. Super easy and dummy proof to use. Definitely recommend it.
1475431
This polisher would work great, just use the right polish. This is a dual action polisher that gets the job done.
1499858
My only experience with this grease is applying it to the sliding parts in my M1 Garand and the slide on my Colt 45 Government Model. It works just fine for that purpose. It seems too thick to apply to the bore unless your intention is long term storage.
680735
Put rocks or a flat piece of plastic under the trigger so it increases the "surface area" of the trigger
183976
I really have no idea...this is for gunsmithing...metal & plastic parts....if that is any help