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Marvin · 04-04-2001, 07:41 AM

Ed,

I use Clenzoil almost exclusivly, but the "Break-Free" was the next best oil which I tested. i also have some of that in my cleaning arsenal too.

I agree that the small toothbrushes are great, but Brownell's sells some small 1/4" dia brushes which I find to be excellent in getting into the small areas. They are a bristle brush that is non-metallic. After each use, I wash them out and they last a long time. For cleaning the knurls and checkering on the Luger, I use the stiffest toothbrush I can buy (usually the real cheap ones from discount stores) and with a little bore cleaner, they get the grime out. I use Hoppes's # 9 as my bore cleaner after firing.

Marvin

04-04-2001, 07:41 AM	#6
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Give and take - cleaning P08 tips Ed, I use Clenzoil almost exclusivly, but the "Break-Free" was the next best oil which I tested. i also have some of that in my cleaning arsenal too. I agree that the small toothbrushes are great, but Brownell's sells some small 1/4" dia brushes which I find to be excellent in getting into the small areas. They are a bristle brush that is non-metallic. After each use, I wash them out and they last a long time. For cleaning the knurls and checkering on the Luger, I use the stiffest toothbrush I can buy (usually the real cheap ones from discount stores) and with a little bore cleaner, they get the grime out. I use Hoppes's # 9 as my bore cleaner after firing. Marvin