Gun Cleaning Supplies without all the smell and mess
I’ve tried to clean my firearms and use gloves to avoid contact with all of the chemicals but it was too much of a pain in the ass to get done. Some of the gun cleaning parts as well as the take down pins on something like an AR15 are too hard to do with rubber gloves. I’ve avoided using Hoppes bore cleaning chemicals for a long time because I’ve mostly learned that if you clean guns shortly after shooting them they are easier to clean. I’ve used Break Free CLP on cleaning patches and it seems to get the job done on all of my rifles. On my Winchester 30 caliber bolt action there was one time I had to use a bore cleaning to clean it.
The best thing to do these days is transition your gun cleaning materials to non-toxic chemicals. The M-Pro7 gun cleaner is non-toxic and as I have rotated out many of my older gun cleaning supplies, and replaced them with M-Pro7 I have not had the smells and the light headed experiences nor the complaints from my family members about the smell. Not only that but the carbon remove really works well and the 32oz sprayer makes getting into the chamber and covering the bolt carrier easier. I have friends that actually just dunk the whole bolt carrier in a bucket and they’re done.