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    I've used it for many years, and haven't found anything yet that works as well as TW25B. Great for pistol rails, and bolt carrier assemblies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgiaBoy View Post
    I haven't tried it yet, but I probably will now after seeing this. How many company CEO's actually individually respond to customer emails?

    This shows character.
    That depends on how many employees there are. I would say all of them when the company has one employee, and most of them with a few employees, and then goes down from there. I have had good results with the grease on M14s.

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    It's good stuff and temp insensitive. I apply a tiny dab to the engagement surfaces on my glock with a precision syringe applicator and then put Weapons Shield over it. It is also good for Garand-type weapons in lieu of Lubriplate.

    I save my Fireclean for my long guns and 22s.

    I have heard of it drying out on suppressed weapons that are ran hard but overall I think it has a place and I use and recommend it. The CEO is right, with a syringe applicator, you can make a little go a long way.
    My brother saw Deliverance and bought a Bow. I saw Deliverance and bought an AR-15.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jungatheart View Post
    Remember, on close fitted parts (bolt area) polish it on until you see NO white residue. On heavy load, fast moving parts (slides and rails), we recommend a moderate coating which is when you can still see the rail metal, but there is an obvious white haze coating over them. That is all of it you ever need to use, and the rule is always the same… Close, tight fitted (clean) parts, leave no visible white residue. On high speed, heavy load, fast moving parts, you want to see that thin white haze on top of those parts.
    Never saw this and I am definitely using too much.

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