Is there a difference between the #9 solvent and #9 gun bore cleaner?
847139
I don't really know for sure. Used it to clean my shotgun and seemed to remove a quantity of dirt.
251352
The Snake bore cleaner does not replace the Rod and brass brushes for cleaning your gun. It is for when you are out shooting, (many rounds) that it is a easy and fast way to keep your guns clean and shooting good. I would not use a electric drill with the rods to clean a gun. It should only take a few times down the barrel to clean the bore. Be careful you could damage the bore using a drill less control.
1900233
I agree with the other two answers in that Hoppes #9 is for dissolving fired gun powder. It does an excellent job doing that. May I suggest trying baking soda and water for knife blades. If, for some reason you still wish to try #9, or ask about it, their phone number is: 800-423-3537. They're in Overland Park, KS
482024
Looks like it takes a different bore snake for the .45 caliber. Most of the bore snakes are capable of cleaning 2 or more sizes, but the .45 is a different number than the .380. I would probably go ahead and order the recommended size for your caliber.
56323
19049 seems, from the description, to be more resistant to strong solvents. Also comes with two nozzles instead of one. I think main difference is that 1949 has been discontinued by manufacturer. I have had no problem with the 1949 as a garden and fruit tree sprayer.
53398
I cleaned the barrel with 177.cleaning pellets and a gun cleaning kit the hoppes kit I bough from Amazon just use the oil it comes with on the outside only!!! I oiled the barrel with the silicone chamber oil by crosman spring oil!! I have the spring black ops! The round 177.bb worked great in it!! I was really loud I like using the heavier 177 pellets H&N barracuda power 10.65 but anything 8.18 and up works great in it.....
1526204
Ronald, this is a nice kit that will clean any gun from 22 to 45 caliber! It also includes a brass brush for 12 gauge cleaning as well. So far, I am happy with it. You will however want to buy additional cleaner, gun oil, and patches sometime down the road... good luck!
897557
I don't think there is any difference there. But my suggestin don't buy either. Better buy 798H secura. It's way better plus it's self cleaning. I got 997MC and I am tired of cleaning Regret regret and regret that I got it.
22356
I put 2 drops of case lube in a large Tupperware bowel. I add 150-200 9mm case's and mix by hand until they feel even. Less oil is better than too much. As for a .308 round. Isn't that a rifle round? Might be a bit tall. Not sure. .380 dies will work.
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.
1831493
If you want to, however Kano Silikroil is the best for guns (and a whole bunch of other stuff) in my opinion. Not easy to get off the shelf but you can find it online. I order it directly from Kano Labs.
1049135
The .22 brush works fine if you field strip the Marlin 795. The cable is included for the Otis #21 short brush. There is no obstruction / handle included in this kit for the smaller cables. Not a huge deal, but a bit annoying. This isn't a bad kit if you have multiple calibers. If you only care about .22lr and .17 get the full kit with just the smaller cable and extras.
1425638
That bottle is actually mislabeled.. It is a large bottle of Multipurpose. I just ordered one myself and it is not the marine cleaner. I sort of figured it was mislabeled because the marine Spray Nine has a blue label if memory serves. To answer your question, though, the marine cleaner has a somewhat stronger version of the same smell. I don't know about you but I really like the "clean scent" that Spray Nine leaves without being sweet or florally.
646232
It called Hoppe's #9 Precision Sportsmen's Lube used for Firearms, Archery Equipment & Fishing Reels. It's a light lubricating oil ( a bit like 3in One oil) Usually a light type of grease is used on most type of ( metal) bearings.. A solvent would remove any type of oil...or grease.
1812229
I checked the Maas website and found no information about the difference, seems that for cleaning metals there is a crème and a liquid - personal preference as far as I could tell.
75384
Not sure. I've used Hoppes solvents and oils for years on my firearms but never on airguns. When I do clean an airgun I use air tool oil which you can buy at any hardware or tools retail store. Your best bet is to call a Umirex technical assistant at their customer service number. In general avoid making the parts "wet' with lubricant, it just drains off and attracts/holds dirt to the part. A really thin coat of grease at at heavy wear point of friction would be more effective. By all means keep the lubricant, especially petroleum, away from the seals of the air chamber where the air getscompressed or released under high pressure. It can damage the seals and there is some high heat that occurs when hi-pressure air is explosively released.
720208
This is a one stop shop for cleaning and lubricating. I usually clean with the CLP, wipe the gun down, then reapply CLP for lubricant. I use it on all my Glocks with no adverse effect on the polymer parts.