This video demonstrates a quick 'life hack' for cleaning carbon fouling from weapon light lenses using apple cider vinegar and a napkin. It highlights how carbon buildup significantly reduces light output and recommends cleaning after every range visit. The demonstration shows the effectiveness of this simple method on a Streamlight TLR-1 HL.
A simple 'life hack' for cleaning weapon light lenses involves using apple cider vinegar on a napkin. Apply the vinegar to the carbon-fouled lens, let it sit briefly, and then wipe away the residue. This effectively restores the light's brightness, and cleaning after every range visit is recommended.
This expert advice from GUNS and American Handgunner Magazines strongly advises against using steel wool for gun cleaning unless specific products and tools are known. Instead, it recommends utilizing professional gun cleaning services offered by full-service gun stores once or twice a year. These services are presented as a cost-effective way to ensure firearms are properly cleaned, lubricated, and undergo a safety inspection, potentially identifying and rectifying minor issues.
