Will this harm a blued revolver?
1068222
I use it for my copper sink in the kitchen. It helps the water run off and gives it a beautiful sheen which last a few weeks. I understand it is safe for most metals but I have not tried it on anything else. Its a petroleum product, I believe, so not sure with the fumes but you might try a small test spot first.
1068223
It works great on the firearms that I haved used it on. A good product for both the steel and wood. Use lightly and buff with micorfiber cloth. Repeat process.
1068224
I don't know about a blued revolver. What I do know is that I use it to protect our Oil Rubbed Bronze Faucets. The first time I applied it and then polished them, a lot of the oil came off on the cloth although I did not see any change in the coating on the faucets. This wax was recommended by the faucet manufacturer to preserve the finish.
1068225
I use Ren on all my collectible revolvers, regardless of Blued or Nickel with excellent results. A small amount goes a long way and it will not harm the finish. I hand apply and hand buff and never use any type of power buffer. A soft microfiber cloth to buff works wonders.
1584630
I use the Hornady cleaner, I believe it does both, because my guns have a combo of stainless and blued. I looked at the label, and it says safe for all metals.
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.
2219238
The "stainless steel" in your gun is not pure stainless. It has magnetic material in it. Grab a magnet and check it.Bernie
982184
I just watched a video review. The answer is yes. Just make sure that you unload your gun first.... and I do not know how often it's wise to dry-fire your gun. With some it's OK... with others, it's not recommended.
2191911
Not a good idea as it is steel and I know of at least one person who got injured by shooting .223 at steel from a ricochet. Just YouTube it.
698835
No, not really. However about 5% of the time, some of the blue ammo sticks on you. However this is extremely easy to remove.
77888
Check out this product and the reviews; might depend on the grips you have on your revolver:
23719
yes , but i dislike the product. it is just heavy enough to possibly cause harm ( I think ) to your usp .
466136
I don't see why not, but I don't own any revolvers, I only carry high capacity glock handguns and they work great for cleaning them,
408990
If you need to ask this question you should be using something else. This is for touch ups and small areas in my opinion. Yes the bottle will blue a hand gun but I would not recommend it.
917854
Never used it on a handgun. Keep my handguns dry for storage, lube them for shooting. Will not dramatically damage the handgun to fire it a few times without lube when necessary,
1853620
I haven't used it specifically for that, there is a heat rating listed on their website and I don't remember it off the top of my head. With that said I used blue first to attach the front night sight on my Glock 19 and it was loose after 100 rounds, used red and it hasn't budged since. Not sure how the temperature would compare although I assume it would be considerably lower for my application. If you can't find the info you need I'd suggest emailing a manufacturer, they have to use something.
739247
Absolutely ....none harmful to the gun, an perhaps more import, not harmful to you.
900447
Yes, for the majority of semi-autos. For revolvers, just pull the trigger. However, reliability of the product is sketchy with either.
2185534
Don't know I am new on this and I just want to be safe them sorry with a small revolver in it.
1061874
Yes, use them over and over and over! I practice with my S&W; 625 all the time. On a revolver however you may have to sand the outside down for each one to fit in the cylinder chambers. In autos there is no issue.