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>clean the weapon with BF until you know its good and clean. THEN,
>taking a wet patch with WS-CLP, coat the barrel and allow it to set
>for 2-5 minutes. Then go back down the bore and see what residual
>fouling (if any) comes out.

having nothing better to do tonight (sometimes i need a life), i decided to pull out the kimber which had been cleaned and put away and run this test on it.

here's the setup:
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here are the wetted patches before being run through. note that the bf soaked the patch completely, while the viscosity of the ws kept it from spreading to the edges of the patch.
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i did a run through with bf, let it sit for about 5 min, ran a bronze brush through 3 times, and then ran two dry patches through. the second one came out clean. i then rewet the ws patch, and ran it through twice, and let the barrel sit for another 5 minutes. after another couple runs with the brush, the patches came out looking like this: (wet patches on top, dry patches on the bottom)
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you'll note that there was a bit of additional dirt picked up, though the high contrast here makes it look like a bit more. on the off chance that the dirt came from the brush, i repeated the process with break free again. here is a comparison of the 3 dry patches (the first one was actually the second patch from the first run - i had used the other one to do some breech cleaning and gotten additional dirt on it.)
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you'll note there is some dirt on the third patch as well, indicating that there is some residue left by the brush, but that it is not as pronounced as the second patch.

conclusion - the ws clp *will* get some stuff that the clp didn't. it should also be noted that the viscosity was not issue in application as the wet patch did end up completely coated once it had been run through.
 
I got it, I used it, I like it! Stuff smells just like CLP break Free used to smell like. (clearly a high level technical & chemical evaluation, spectroanalysis by nose! :p )
I assume I can buy more at the website?

Roger
 
iii

iii sir,

I am duly impressed by your thourough, concise, and well documented (with photos) experiment. Without even caring that much about the results, I definately like the way you test. :D

Very well done!

Best,
George
 
I finally got around to trying my sample. I cleaned my AK-74 with Ed's Red (home-made bore cleaner), lubed with Weapon Shield, and reassembled. The action works noticeable smoother than before. I used to be able to get the bolt to stay open by easing it forward; the tension of the hammer, and friction between the hammer and bolt would be able to hold the bolt open. This was actually a nice feature at the range. After the application of Weaopn Shield, the bolt will no longer get purposely stuck. While not a scientific test of lubriosity (is this even a word), for me, this is a pretty good indication of how slick this stuff is. I'll be using it as a lubicant on all of my guns.
 
Well I just got off the phone with George's partner and ordered 2 bottles of their engine shield, 2 bottles of their transmission shield, and a 16 oz bottle of the weapon shield. These guy's are great. I'll let you know how the engine and transmission shield works if anyone is interested.
 
I haven't been able to get to the range since I got mine, but last night I did use some on a utility knife I have. It's only a ten dollar knife, but it's been good to me and has helped me greatly. It's got a tanto blade, and just has a great look. Probably four years old.

I used the weapon shield on it, and at first noticed the look of the metal changed. Some of the noticable scratches disappeared. Much harder look to it. The glue that had been stuck on the cutting surface due to many many boxes wiped off after only soaking for five minutes. The blade looks brand new, and the surface has a wicked shine.

As a side note, the wood part of the handle also benifited, bringing out great color and depth.

I'm impressed, and look forward to getting my hands on a bigger bottle.
 
I haven't used it on a dirty pistol yet, however I did just finish using it on a Colt Gold Cup. The pistol was essentially spotless to begin with, but the Weapon Shield did pick up a little bit of fouling.

The best part however, is the feel of the action. It is much slicker. Before I used this product it felt kind of gritty. Now it feels great.

Thank you Mr. Fennell!
 
I'v had my weapon sheild for a week now... And all my weapons are ALL cleaned and lubed!!! My 10/22 hasen't been cleaned in 550 + rounds, I cleaned it with WS, holy crap i NEVER felt the action so smooth EVER. I didn't tell my brother in law and he cycled the action and damn near fainted, and wanted to know what i did. Usualy it feels like there is a litttle bit of grit in there now it's SMOOTH!! So then on to the bolt actions, cleaned,bolts SMOOTH!! I thank you so much for this sample and opening my eyes to a better cleaner and lube !! I will be ordering more ASAP.. Thank you!
 
Thank you, George.

As a long time user of FP-10 I was a bit skeptical of the claims George made in his original post, so I had to try it. It does exactly what he says, he may have even been a little modest. I did my own comparison test, where I cleaned two seperate pistiols, one with each cleaner.Then swapped and cleaned both again. Both pistlos in the same caliber using the same ammo (300 rounds each on this morning).Weapon Shield won hands down. I will be ordering this.
 
Used weapon shield to clean a 336W 30-30 and my marlin 982S. Before, I'd exclusively used hoppes on the 30-30, and breakfree on the .22mag. I'm very impressed with how the weapon shield cleaned out the barrels of both. The weapons shield seems to cling to stainless steel a little better than blued... The 30-30 has a streaked apearance, but i can tell that the stuff is there. Operating the actions of both guns, i can tell that they are noticeably smoother.

I want to order more! Where can i get it?
 
Paypal Disabled

A quick announcement:

For those of you who ordered WS-CLP or any other products via paypal on our website, no worries, all orders are being fulfilled. As of this evening, we removed paypal from our website entirely due to their anti-gun politics and policy as well as their affiliates.

We will replace them soon with a direct online payment method that does not violate the sanctity of our heritage, freedom, and right to keep and bear arms, amongst other violations involving our "pursuit of happiness".

I sincerely apologize to anyone we may have offended by using their service.

Thank you.

Best regards,
George
 
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You're the man!

I love it George. Your belief in your product, and gun rights is amazing. I'm impressed with your dedication to the shooting community. I wish we had more friends like you.

I'm sure paypal will still make plenty with the smut industry....great ethics there I guess?
 
Finally got to test drive my treated guns.

Finally made the time to get out and do some shooting today. So far I've treated 3 of my guns with Weapon Shield and was dying to try them out. I managed to use 2 today. Here's how it went;

Function with both the AK47 and Makarov was flawless as always.

The big difference I noticed was the triggers and actions work much smoother, lighter, easier. As I had mentioned in a previous post the Makarov trigger while firing as double action feels so much lighter it's hard to believe it's the same gun. The slide racks so much smoother as does the bolt on the AK it's amazing.

Cleanup;

For my 9x18 Makarov I like using Wolf when loaded for carry but don't like it for target because it is so dirty. Today I used all Wolf to put Weapon Shield to the test. It passed with flying colors. The first thing I did with my Makarov was to hook up an airgun to my compressor to try blowing out the inside of the slide. Most of the surfaces came clean and looked wet again. A little more rubbing with Weapon Shield soaked cotton swabs and it was spotless again. To clean the bore, one wet patch, brush, wet patch and 2 dry patches. Used a bore light and it looked like a mirror again. The Mak doesn't get real heavy copper fouling but does get some. I was happy to see Weapon Shield removed it as well.

The AK cleaned just as easily except the copper was a little heavier and took just a little extra work. However, it's not a copper solvent and in a previous post I believe George had said you might need a copper solvent first for heavy copper fouling. I was not expecting it to remove any copper so I'm thrilled at what it did remove. As mentioned above it got all the copper out of the Mak.

One big plus for Weapon Shield kind of snuck up on me. I didn't even realize I had not turned on the exhaust fan as I usually do when gun cleaning. My wife walked through and commented that there was no strong chemical odor like usual.

George,

I've been searching for the ultimate product for cleaning and lube and then came Weapon Shield. The only products I need from now on are a copper solvent for my guns that build it up really heavy and Weapon Shield. I'm going to give away or throw away my Hoppes, Gunslick foaming bore cleaner, Shooters Choice, Breakfree, clear the shelf and make room for more ammo. I was planning on trying Militec when I learned of Weapon Shield. No need to try it now that I've got Weapon Shield and it's less than half the price.

I'll be calling you soon to order more. Then I'll be asking the local gun stores when they will start carrying it if not already there. When I run across something this good I'll help spread the word all I can. I like to see the good guys do well because I want this stuff to be around and available.

Well done and keep it comin. I'll buy more.
 
PS

Forgot to mention; My son and a friend were building a paintball bazooka yesterday (really cool) and a valve they were using (actually a ballcock plumbing valve) was extremely stiff and causing problems. Enter Weapon Shield. One drop from each side, No resistance at all. I'm gonna oil everything with this stuff. Car door hinges, hinges in the house, etc. I truly believe they'll never need another drop of anything.
 
This is a copy of a post I made on another forum:

This weekend I finally had a chance to do some shooting with the Weapon Shield. I used a stainless Ruger MKII .22 pistol as test bed because 1: ammo is cheap :D and 2: the gun gets dirty quickly. I fired ~700 rounds of plated ammo in about 1 hours time. The gun is now quite dirty (looks like mud inside), but the oil is still wet and the gun is working fine. I only had 3 stoppages. One was a bad round (would not fire) and the two others were magazine related (not getting the round into place fast enough).

I have not cleaned the gun (I'm counting on your inhibitor package George;)) or added any WS and will try to shoot it again next week and see how many rounds it takes to start getting problems. This gun usually has stoppages after ~500 rounds due to dirt caking on the breach and not allowing proper chambering, so it is already ahead of the game. I did notice some caking starting to form though. Once it starts failing, I'll try just adding some WS and see if it helps.

When I first applied the WS to the gun, there was some carbon buildup around the crown from when it had been fired before. The WS took this right off with only a paper towel, and there was no build up on the crown at all after the firing session. I should add that this stuff sticks like crazy and is even hard to get off with a clean paper towel.

So far I am very impressed with this product.
 
brief review, used it for a quick clean on a RI .45 that hadn't been cleaned since long before I bought it. and I was impressed. to give it a REAL test we have a single shot .22 that belonged to my wifes grandfather and was sitting in a garage for who knows how many years and is kinda rusty/icky. the bolt will slide ok. I have taken "before" pics as well as I am able and will give it a good going over with the Weapon Shield as soon as I get a couple of hours to do so. and post both before and afters.

THEN I will pass it on to my gun pusher to try out and try to talk him into stocking it.
 
I just received my order, yes order. I was so impressed with this I purchased their engine shiled, transmission shield, and a bunch more weapon shield. I know a bargain when I see one. :D I'll get the oil changed WEd and have the engine shield installed along with the transmission shield. I'll let you know how it goes.

As far as the WS, I opened my "sample bottle" of 1 oz and poured about 1/4 on to a washrag. I proceeded to wipe down all my guns just to give them a little protection. I got a good coat on all of them (I have a pretty big safe and it's full) and ran out of rag before I ran out of WS. (the rag started breaking down and leaving lint on the guns).
 
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