ZMAX BCG treatment

[brad sweet]

even before these guys..

 

[brad sweet]

I did something similar but used a different product.

I got Miltech 1

used a hair dryer and heated up a brand new Glock Barrel then proceeded to rub the Miltech 1 on the barrel. It immediately soaked the oil into the barrel. I did it 3 times total.

I didn’t show a barrel smile until well after 400 rounds... I I ended up buying a 16oz bottle and proceeded to heat all metal parts on anything firearms related and soaked them...

this stuff is actually really good so I’m not sure what the ZMax viscosity compares in soaking into the metal.

I do know that the barrel perspires a little to the touch and seems much slicker weeks and evening months after treating...

http://www.militec-1.com/

The Zmax is a micro lubricant soaks into the warm pores of the metal..

 

[brad sweet]

This is my Gen 3 Glock 19 with 32k rounds through it.. bought new by me and has not left my hands since..

 

[brad sweet]

Is this a permanent thing or will you have to re-do it every so often? Also what's its benefits of doing this?

All serious questions I know you think I am an AK only guy....

its permanent..but doesn't hurt to retreat..I retreat after 2000 rounds..this stuff goes a long way.

 

[brad sweet]

Now I'm intrigued. What was brad sweet 's testimony? How long has been doin' this?
Enquiring minds.................

Ive been in the automotive trades since early 80s and seen every kind and type of bearing friction test from all the additive manufactures.. this by far is the best.. (working on another anti-friction compound that may end up better) and racers and engine builders have used it since it came out as a pre-treament. Its not a lubricant per say but helps oil work better.

 

[Hayata]

Let's see.


Degrease.


Heat up.


Apply?


Sounds like Frog Lube to me.

 

[brad sweet]

would this be similar to soaking suppressor parts in silicon (DOT 5) after heating them up a bit? Supposed to make it a lot easier to clean the gunk out of them.

interested in hearing the results...

Let's see.


Degrease.


Heat up.


Apply?


Sounds like Frog Lube to me.

I think its better..IMHO LOL!

 

[brad sweet]

I used this stuff in a Murray lawn mower..never changed the oil..it lasted 25 years..until I hit a rock with it and broke the snout on the crank.

 

[bulletpaluza]

its permanent..but doesn't hurt to retreat..I retreat after 2000 rounds..this stuff goes a long way.

Well dang I shoot ALOT I would be doing this every few months

 

[brad sweet]

Well dang I shoot ALOT I would be doing this every few months

I treated an AMD 63 i had a few years back..piston ran smooth as silk. and as far as barrels go..I would say ( no proof in R&D yet ) this would/should reduce copper fouling