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7/7/2024 10:13:30 AM EDT
Is it safe to use CLR for cleaning a nickel boron bcg? I have a number of BC's that are made of nickel boron and was wondering if the chemicals in CLR will harm any of the parts in it. IE - Firing pin, bolt, gas key etc.
7/7/2024 10:46:58 AM EDT
[#1]
Originally Posted By RUSirius:
Is it safe to use CLR for cleaning a nickel boron bcg? I have a number of BC's that are made of nickel boron and was wondering if the chemicals in CLR will harm any of the parts in it. IE - Firing pin, bolt, gas key etc.
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CLR? As in Calcium, Lime and Rust Remover? I wouldn't use that on any of my firearms.
7/7/2024 10:59:07 AM EDT
[#2]
To clean what?

CLR

Calcium
Lime
Rust


Use CLP instead

Clean
Lubricate
Protect
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Jesus Christ and the American Soldier.
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7/8/2024 2:07:34 AM EDT
[#3]
Is it safe:  maybe, maybe not

Would you want or need to:  No

Normal cleaning or slip 2000 carbon cutter if lots of build up
7/8/2024 7:49:58 AM EDT
[#4]
Originally Posted By hottnucks:


CLR? As in Calcium, Lime and Rust Remover? I wouldn't use that on any of my firearms.
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Originally Posted By uxo2:
To clean what?

CLR

Calcium
Lime
Rust


Use CLP instead

Clean
Lubricate
Protect
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Many use CLR with success on supressor baffles.

I wouldn't use it on NiB personally.
Can't never could 'til try came along.

"All welchers should be removed from the EE".-Aimless

R.I.P. to the EE
7/8/2024 9:19:36 AM EDT
[#5]
I use a nickel boron bolt and carrier in my M16a1.
I soak it in mineral spirits for a couple hours and it essentially wipes free.


RCA
7/15/2024 8:29:52 AM EDT
[#6]
Are you serious?

AIRBORNE!!!!!
7/25/2024 9:18:00 AM EDT
[#7]
CLR is great for removing heavy carbon such as a ring that may develop in the throat/leade of your barrel. The parts mentioned (bolt, carrier, etc) don't need it.

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