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Is it safe to use CLR for cleaning a nickel boron bcg? I have a number of BC's that are made of nickel boron and was wondering if the chemicals in CLR will harm any of the parts in it. IE - Firing pin, bolt, gas key etc.
Not sure, but I just use either shooters lube solvent or most frequently Boretech carbon eliminator. Just take BCG apart, apply, wait a couple of minutes and wipe or use a toothbrush, come clean pretty easy.
I have used CLR for cleaning titanium and 17/4 steel baffles on my suppressors and it works great. I break down the suppressors, put them in a glass canning jar full of CLR and let it go to town for a few days. I think it's pretty amazing how well it removes carbon, lead etc. from the baffles of a .22 can.
Is it safe to use CLR for cleaning a nickel boron bcg? I have a number of BC's that are made of nickel boron and was wondering if the chemicals in CLR will harm any of the parts in it. IE - Firing pin, bolt, gas key etc.