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hey guys, im new to this forum (but not new to the firearms my dad owned a beretta 92fs, beretta cougar, smith and wesson custom IPCS gun, a few revolver 2 357 python and 44 anaconda)!
my dad and i recently got a P99 and a FN FNP-9 both are polymer frame guns and we started to read one the internet try to find the best way to clean and not damage the polymer.
For a while we used mineral spirit but not knowing if it was gonna damage the guns we stopped using that and now we are using BREAK-FREE CLP. i also called FN (and try getting in contact with walther but never got any replies) and they told me that BREAK FREE Powder Blast Gun Cleaner, works well on the polymer cause it pretty much dries on contact. i also read that leaving oil on the polymer would make it soften up, and the BREAK-FREE CLP being an all in one product im afraid it might happen.
so the question is what do u guys use to clean the polymer part with all the little metal parts that are in it?
sorry if its a really newbie question, and i tried looking in the FAQs but weren t able to find anything
my dad and i recently got a P99 and a FN FNP-9 both are polymer frame guns and we started to read one the internet try to find the best way to clean and not damage the polymer.
For a while we used mineral spirit but not knowing if it was gonna damage the guns we stopped using that and now we are using BREAK-FREE CLP. i also called FN (and try getting in contact with walther but never got any replies) and they told me that BREAK FREE Powder Blast Gun Cleaner, works well on the polymer cause it pretty much dries on contact. i also read that leaving oil on the polymer would make it soften up, and the BREAK-FREE CLP being an all in one product im afraid it might happen.
so the question is what do u guys use to clean the polymer part with all the little metal parts that are in it?
sorry if its a really newbie question, and i tried looking in the FAQs but weren t able to find anything