I don't know of any 5.56 or .223 ammo on the market that's corrosive.[/QUOTE
Went to range yesterday and was watching AR cleaning vid this morning but don't remember where as I was surfing. This is only second time cleaning an AR as I have only owned mine for a few weeks. At the end of the vid he said not to leave crossive ammo residue in youre barrel/weapon and of course I was feeding it box after box ect of cheap stuff....soooo I figured this would be corrosive residue if anything would be. Yeah, it would be cool if it's non corrosive cause I planned on using good, fair, cheap and any other loads when I purchased this format.I figured I would keep it clean and lubed and run it hard..that's one of the reasons I chose Colt..proven and warranty. So far really enjoying breaking it down and reassembling it. I'm probably grooming myself for build in the furtue as this disease can be overwhelming....lol
Thanks...Plank, I figured a regular would clear that up for me. I clean after range time but won't worry abot having to asap every time out.
Glock1.... That's funny, new AR is hard to get off your mine.....lol
I wouldn't even worry too much about cleaning. I've run ARs well over 2k rounds between cleanings by just keeping them lubed. In my experience, SLiP 2000 Gun Lube or EWL are the best choices on the market.
I wouldn't even worry too much about cleaning. I've run ARs well over 2k rounds between cleanings by just keeping them lubed. In my experience, SLiP 2000 Gun Lube or EWL are the best choices on the market.
True statement,.........however, mine get cleaned to near spotless.
Never know when those Zombies are going to attack!
Recently started using Slip 2000 EWL.......awesome stuff!
Possibly the best I've ever tried.
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