Any issues or tips for cleaning the pistol after shooting? I imagine debris can get in between the laser and the pistol's frame.
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I haven't owned mine long enough to get to that point, and on a side note, CT is sending a replacement unit since mine flickers when in use after a few minutes, however, it attaches and detaches quite simply and easily. I would field strip my pistol. The unit also includes soft tipped brushes to swab the lenses.
308151
I will just remove from frame clean gun and laser and put back on if it even gets that dirty. Easy on/off attachment.
1851153
I really haven't shot it all that much. My son and grandson was over a few weeks ago and a new co2 we only shot a full clip (16) and then I just dry fired the rest of the co2. Didn't seem to last much longer? I do like my P25, feels great and fun to shoot. In my city it's illegal to shoot outside :(
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The cleanup is not bad if you do it immediately after spraying. All texture guns are messy to clean due to the very nature of the product they are spraying. Separate the gun from the hopper and wash it with a spray, using a brush to knock loose any dried material.
774020
I have had mine for a year or more. I brush off the dirt outside, then run it under hot water and wipe it dry. I leave it out for a couple of hours before returning it to its' holster. It seems fine so far.
1447050
This unit can easily handle the slides on most handguns as well as revolvers. I have cleaned parts from my AR-15, as well as my Glocks, Springfield XD, and Beretta pistols Normally, plastic or wood parts (grips) should be removed and the cleaning action is better with a basic teardown of the weapon. ONE CAVEAT - You must NOT use the Brass Cleaning Solution used for cleaning spent Brass! Hornady also makes a Gun Cleaning Solution to use instead. It also works for most steel and Stainless steel items. If one is into Clock Repair, then you would use the Brass Cleaner and not the Gun Cleaner Solution.
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Hornady makes a gun parts cleaner (black label) for their sonic cleaner II. Follow the instructions. It works great. Supposed to be ok for all types of finishes...(Mine is stainless). Cleanest my Kimber has ever been.
1170768
Aye. Have cleaned Glocks with it for years. Zero issues. Use it in good health.
157908
Yea, I have had this problem, but it's not bad for me. The gun still works fine and the stalk is still on the gun. So it's not a big problem. Just put some super glue on it and put tape around the stalk and that will solve your problem.
2167265
Put some silicone spray or "armor-all" on a rag and wipe down the inside of the holster. Then wipe dry. The holster will be perfect.
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Jim I have removed mine from different guns a couple of times and reapplied. It comes with multiple foam adhesive strips. Work it off carefully and use some Goo be gone to remove the residue from the adhesive. I have had no issues with leaving marks on my gun, taken off a Shiny stainless receiver and a flat black one.
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Yes - clean it like a gun. The barrel needs lubrication. P.S. don't dry fire it. I accidentally did in my back yard and it sounded like a real gun fired, not to mention it's really not good on the compression seals. I love mine. Best powerful pellet gun ever - Not for minors though!!
1518531
If you plan to use the ultrasonic cleaner to clean your pistol after firing, rather than the usual method with cleaning solvent, rods and patches, I would strongly suggest against it.
1585436
My belt clip works great with the Laser. I took the clip off when I first installed the Crimson trace and latter put it back on it is to handy to leave off.
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A couple of drops of Silicone Chamber Oil in the small chamber oppisite from where the pellets are placed, well keep the piston and seal properly serviced. This should be done after 1,000 or 1,500 pellets are fired through the rifle, but avoid over lubercation, because it will cause inaccuracy in the weapon by saturating the barrel with oil. Do not continuiously clean and oil the weapon. This practice is unecessary, and will adversly affect weapon accuracy and performance. When all else fails, read your weapon manual, and follow the manufacturers maintenance guidance.
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There is an amount of lead dust / splatter. I've put a piece of cardboard on the face / opening to reduce the splatter, along with "sealing" the joints with duct tape. But even with these actions performed, there is nothing that can be done concerning lead dust - even HV pellets or standard rimfire ammo creates some form of "lead dust" as it's leaving the muzzle. Emptying out the unit you will also encounter some form of dust, unless of course soaking it with water to prevent as much dust going air borne. Also wear gloves and dispose of lead appropriately to avoid / reduce contamination.
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I use Hoppe's 9 where it calls for a drop of oil. As for cleaning I use CLP Break Free (spray can) or Ballistol. I have never used miltec so I can't really comment. It is my opinion that you clean the gun or rifle immediately after use breaking it down per manufacturers instruction with any reputable product. Take note of any unusual wear and lubricate accordingly.
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I bought one and used it for a while. I had a problem keeping the laser sighted in. It seemed to "slip" out of alignment every time I stored the pistol and then had to re-align before shooting for score. Not a bad idea, it just didn't seem to do the job without the problem stated above. FWIW