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Cleaning & Lube Tips for Maintaining an AR15 Style Carbine Rifle
Field strip the AR-15 especially the bolt carrier assembly. Use an effective carbon cleaner and soak if needed, followed up by using a bronze brush to scrub the accumulated powder off the gunmetal surfaces. NOTE: the bolt cam pin slot is an important part to clean thoroughly. The bolt carrier key. Focus on the bolt lugs. Also check the bolt gas rings, if applicable. NEXT: Clean out the chamber with the specifically designed bronze chamber brush, along with the locking lugs. T
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May 272 min read


Experience the new Tetra Gun care Obex Prime Weapons Grease
Designed for all Firearms under Extreme Conditions The new Obex Prime weapons grease formula from Tetra Gun Care is engineered for extreme conditions. Whether it’s hot, cold, humid, or a saltwater environment, this grease stands up to the challenge. It tackles sandy and dusty conditions with ease. You can trust it to combat threats like rust and galvanic corrosion. If you’re into rapid fire or high cyclical shooting, this grease is your best friend. It ensures longevity befor
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Mar 212 min read
Best AR15 Bolt Carrier Maintenance Steps for Cleaning & Lubricating
A firearm in an AR15 format has many commonalities with all other types of firearms. The fundamental needs are there but the difference will lie in identifying some of the more specialized gun parts that need to be cleaned and lubricated. Maintaining a firearm is critical for performance, safety, and longevity. Regular gun cleaning not only ensures that your weapon operates correctly but also enhances its lifespan. In this blog post, we will explore some of the best gun clea
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Mar 103 min read


Gun Care Basics for all Firearms
Gun oil, gun lubricant or gun grease if not an all-in-one CLP liquid or gun wipe product makes all the difference. Cleaning is important whether it be with a copper solvent liquid, a cleaner degreaser aerosol spray or a gentler carbon cleaning alternative.
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Dec 18, 20252 min read


Gun Solvent Residue equals Trouble
Gun Solvents and Gun Lubes don't mix, so be careful how you use them When your gun jams, or if there's a failure to eject spent rounds, or it just feels sticky, the culprit is usually solvent residue. Don't blame it on the lube (usually) when it comes to accumulation within the bolt assembly, in the trigger or the slide, recoil surfaces and the rails - the obviously critical moving parts. Do not generalize gun cleaner, gun greases and gun oils - they aren't even close to bein
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Dec 5, 20253 min read
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