Ok, so I think the better question is: How do you guys NOT get your guns soapy and wet when showering then?
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Has anyone ever washed their guns?
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LMFAO! I was going to say I take baths with mine but he beat me to it. The brush on the end kills me.Ok, so I think the better question is: How do you guys NOT get your guns soapy and wet when showering then?
I've washed my Glocks and some AR parts in the dishwasher; I just would not put steel parts or any parts that would easily rust.
In basic training at benning at sand hill the laudry room with the big sinks had the hottest water you have ever been around would clean those m16's like new good new for all you new recruits.
I bought a used Glock 36 that was, hands down, the filthiest firearm I have ever seen. I ran a large bowl of hot water and Dawn dishwashing soap, broke the Glock down to the bare frame, soaked all the components, scrubbed them down, repeated the process, and dried, lubed, and reassembled it.
I had never done that before (or since), but I didn't know what else to do. It was a caked up, gummed up mess.
I had never done that before (or since), but I didn't know what else to do. It was a caked up, gummed up mess.
As long as you don't take to much time between taking them out of the water/soap and get them lubed up real quick there shouldn't be any problem. They do the same thing with car uni-bodies. After they sandblast them they have to wash them down to get all the loose debris out and then get them into primer immediately.
H20. Mother natures cleaner. Can't beat it especially when there is a pressure washer behind it. He He.
