Videos tagged with Carbon Buildup Removal

This video provides a practical guide on cleaning a weapon light, focusing on removing stubborn carbon fouling from the lens and body. Instructor Caleb from Brownells demonstrates using a Magic Eraser and CLP as an effective method for restoring light performance, noting that some cosmetic damage to anodizing may be permanent. He also offers a preventative tip using tape for daytime shooting.

This video provides a detailed guide on using the Otis AR Cleaning Pack to maintain an AR-15 rifle, focusing on the upper receiver and bolt carrier group. It demonstrates how to effectively remove carbon buildup using specialized tools like the Bone Tool and Star Chamber Scraper, and how to clean the bore with the Rip Cord. The instruction emphasizes thorough cleaning for optimal rifle performance.

This guide details the use of the Breakthrough Clean Suppressor Cleaning Kit for effectively removing lead, powder, and carbon fouling from suppressors and other firearm components. The process involves soaking parts for 8-24 hours, with optional brushing for stubborn residue, and a final step of firing a few rounds to ensure complete cleanliness. The cleaner is noted as safe for most finishes, with an exception for SAH finishes.

This guide details a practical 'life hack' for cleaning carbon fouling from weapon light lenses, a common issue after shooting sessions. The method involves using Apple Cider Vinegar and a napkin to effectively remove residue, restoring the light's full output. Regular cleaning after each range visit is recommended to maintain optimal performance.

This video provides a practical solution for cleaning carbon fouling from the lenses of weapon-mounted lights. Gary from Paramount Tactical demonstrates the effectiveness of Bore-Tech Carbon Remover, showing how it restores clarity to lenses clouded by thousands of rounds. A clean lens is crucial for optimal light output and performance.

This guide details the comprehensive cleaning process for a heavily fouled Cobalt Kinetics Pro Series AR-15 rifle, emphasizing the use of Radco CLP to break down stubborn carbon buildup. The instructor, Joe, demonstrates a thorough field strip, component cleaning, inspection for potential failure points like the cam pin and bolt, and reassembly. He highlights that while the rifle ran despite extreme neglect, regular cleaning is crucial for reliability, and advocates for a practical approach rather than a spotless deep clean for everyday maintenance.

This video provides a straightforward tutorial on how to clean carbon buildup from a weapon light or flashlight. It highlights a simple, one-step trick for maintenance. The description includes a link to FrogLube Extreme and social media handles for the creator, nsz85. The content aims to assist firearm owners in maintaining their tactical lights.