Videos tagged with Slip 2000 Carbon Killer

This video from Shot Show 2025 details the Slip 2000 line of firearm lubricants and cleaners. Steve from Slip 2000 explains the origins of their products, stemming from industrial lubricants. Key products discussed include the original gun lube, the Extreme Weapons Lubricant (EWL) designed for extended use and reliability, and Carbon Killer for aggressive cleaning. The discussion highlights the benefits of synthetic lubricants that don't gum up and actively combat carbon buildup, making firearm maintenance easier and more effective.

This episode of The QA Live! covers a range of firearms and tactical gear topics. Discussions include the Antimatter Industries 'Wing' gas pedal for improved grip, the BWC 9 SBR as a potential range toy, and the quality of Shadow Systems firearms. The host also details duty rifle maintenance, recommends Defense Mechanisms and STAC for tactical gear, and discusses LPVOs versus red dot/magnifier setups. Various other topics like AR barrel bedding, the Holosun SCS 320, double-stack 1911 trends, and the Stealth Arms Platypus are also explored.

This discussion covers effective methods for cleaning firearm barrels, particularly addressing stubborn copper and lead fouling. It emphasizes that for handguns, achieving 'good enough' cleanliness is often sufficient for accuracy, while rifle barrels may require more meticulous cleaning until patches come out clean. Several cleaning products are recommended, with specific advice on aggressive cleaners like Sweet's 7.62 and less toxic options like Slip 2000. The segment also touches on the importance of copper removal for rifle accuracy and the concept of barrel harmonics influencing ammunition choice.

This guide details the use of Slip 2000 Carbon Killer for firearm cleaning. It covers soaking parts in the solution for 15-20 minutes, followed by brushing to remove stubborn fouling like carbon, lead, copper, and plastic wad residue. The process also includes cleaning the bore and emphasizes wiping parts dry before lubrication. The cleaner is noted as non-hazardous and user-friendly.