Those with glocks...

[RACKMAN]

Do you all find that the nylon cleaning brush supplied with the Glock does a good enough job or do you use a brass brush to get the bore clean?

RACKMAN

 

[skid dog]

use a patch

 

[Onagoth]

When I do clean the barrel, I only use nylon.

Its polygonal rifling, brass brush isnt really required IMO

 

[Dsiwy]

Brass brush and decoppering agent dont mix, so I only use the Nylon brush

 

[GLOCK_PERFECTION]

Brass brush for me.

 

[Spawn-Inc]

nylon for the most part works for me. though at the range i will sometimes use a snake which has brass.

 

[TDC]

Nylon and if I'm feeling ambitious the nylon with a patch wrapped around it.

Tdc

 

[xHEADSHOTx]

I really thought the next line after clicking the thread link would be be:

We solute you!

P.S. We're actually suppose to clean these things? I used a patch.

 

[acm]

 

[IM_Lugger]

use a patch

yep no need for the metal brush, never used one.

 

[Brocolt]

Mmmmmmmm that is good beer! my fav.

 

[Uberfiend]

Mmmmmmmm that is good beer! my fav.

X2!......oh yeah, and nylon brush then patch, yadda yadda yadda.

 

[jackrabbit000]

Brass brush for me.

Me too.

 

[DILLIGAF]

My Glock only has 2000 rounds thru it.... So I havent had a chance to clean it yet.... Will give it a try when it hits 5000...

 

[Chargerguy]

My Glock only has 2000 rounds thru it.... So I havent had a chance to clean it yet.... Will give it a try when it hits 5000...

Why so soon?

 

[plinker 777]

Snake...when I remember

 

[12.6envy]

I'm too cheep to buy anything but lead. I found it took my too long to get all the lead out of the barrel with the nylon brush so I switched to one of those spiral looking stainless brushes, now it only takes two or three strokes for it to be clean as new.

 

[lanis]

I notice that majority is using plastic, and not brass brush.

Do you perceive potential for damage if you use brass brush on regular basis?


It is softer than steel, does better job, why do you prefer plastic brush?

 

[xHEADSHOTx]

I notice that majority is using plastic, and not brass brush.

Do you perceive potential for damage if you use brass brush on regular basis?


It is softer than steel, does better job, why do you prefer plastic brush?

I would assume because some of them might be using copper solvents.

 

[jamiejaf]

I have a good collection of the glock cleaning tools. Never use them. I run a bore snake once in a while. I've had about 8 different Glocks. Never had any issues with fouling with factory barrels. Glocks keep shooting even when filthy.