Does it work on neutralizing salts from corrosive priming ammunition
1430963
Yes it does, works very well on all kinds of harmful matter. Hope this helps you
1430964
I don't know about reducing salts but it does a very good job in cleaning the barrel and other corrosive powder. I use it to clean a 22 which is very dirty. I do the barrel guide rod, then let it set while woring on the frame with the Hoppi's and let it sit. It seems to clean barrel and other parts very well.
247439
I don't have any military crimped 9mm but I did try it on a regular 9mm brass and it did remove a small amount of brass and the primer seated just fine. I would guess that it would work. I hope this helps. Good luck!
232663
It says it's 100percent essential oil. ..does not list water in the ingredients, so it should work for salts without dissolving them. It's quite "watery" but does not list water in the ingredients.
1054397
Yes it stated on the bottle that it will work salt, and all types of filters/pumps.
1714986
Yes. Absolutely. You will need to rinse it off with fresh water. As you know salt water will corrode it if it is not cleaned after each use. MarineHQ
1234606
Yes!You just pull it out of the rod, snake it through either way, and reinsert into the metal heat synch tube!Took me all of...hmmm...2 minutes.And it works great!I have 20 guns in my safe and all are high end...so I wanted to make sure they are dry!I als have each one in a browning gun sock.Best of luck!
1408507
It does, but it depends on the amount of weighted bags you use. It will soak up some recoil without them, but it works best with one or more weights added.
1310334
I believe it is a mild acid (phorphoric acid based) that dissolves minerals that build on the resin and or the resin tank that interfere with the ion-exchange capacity of the resin. I think it just cleans the resin and tank to restore its ability to exchange mineral ions attracted from hard water with salt (Na+)
1584628
I use the Hornady cleaner, I believe it does both, because my guns have a combo of stainless and blued.I looked at the label, and it says safe for all metals.
2238049
Never tried it. But if ammo is not properly hydrated the gun does not work well. So, my guess would be no.
1710925
Yes, when the salt dissolves in water, there are both positive and negative ions.Best wishes, lh
138303
No, I have used it where it has got on fresh painted metal and it never done anything to the paint. It sure polishes the brass though.
794801
No! And the salt gets clogged really easy! You have to bang on it pretty good to get it clear. Hope this helps
114622
Probably not. I've seen videos of Excalibur's testing of the Guardian system and it seems to work as designed to prevent accidental dry firing. Posts by Excalibur owners on various online forums seem to support this. However, because dry firing can seriously damage a bow, I'll never attempt to deliberately test the system to try to force it to fail. I'll just take their word on it.
2074656
Yep, sure will, but metal parts only and after they are removed from the firearm. Make sure to use the solution made for gun parts only and not the brass solution as it can damage certain parts. It can clean just about any metal part that will fit into the basket, just be careful with aluminum as it can turn black. Use the appropriate cleaner only (Lyman or Hornady same things) and stay away from household cleansers like Lemishine for gun parts as it can cause discoloration and leeching.
408364
this unit does not work on the same theory as as the salt units which exchange sodium for solid substances in the water,they magnetize the in coming water to keep the solids from attaching themselves to the surfaces of the sink ,tub ect.,so you will not need salt.you can use PVC pipe no problem but this product WILL NOT effect rust
2122677
The soldering gun works for solder base metals, steel, copper, brass, as well as gold and silver. It will NOT solder aluminum. Sure I have seen aluminum solder and flux....it doesn't really work all that well. This is not the fault of the gun, but the properties of aluminum.Harriete Estel Berman