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Brettb19
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Posted: 3/7/2012 2:46:37 PM

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Been out of the shooting game for a while because of work... couple of quick questions for you guys.


I need recommendations on a *good* cleaning substance to get rid of the unburnt gun powder plus alot of carbon build-up in the upper. Lower is clean as a whistle, good to go. If we go out and only run a couple hundred rounds, clean up is as easy as a can of carb-cleaner, some clp and a bore-snake. However, a couple days ago we took a M16/RR out and shot ~2k rounds in a couple hours and the cleaning isnt easy this time


Second idea that popped into my head .... I bet a piston upper would solve alot of the cleaning issues, correct? Just want to find a cheap blaster, but dont want to worry about the bolt tilting / screwing up a 15,000 receiver, if you understand. Any recommendations?
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Posted: 3/9/2012 6:30:01 PM
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LWRCI is a good one.
I have a M6A3 and love it.
Not cheap but works flawlessly.
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Posted: 3/16/2012 2:52:00 AM
I have an Adams Arms and talk about taking care of the cleaning issues. None of that scraping and baked on goo. I pretty much ONLY shoot suppressed and cleaning is pretty non-existent compared to my gas uppers. I have put close to 2k rounds through my upper (AA Carbine kit and a custom cut M4 barrel at 11.7in) and to clean, I literally take the BCG out wipe down, drop some oil on the bolt, light oil the rails on the carrier and drop it back it. I should probably run a bore snake through but....
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