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After exhaustively searching every CLP I can find, I think I'll go with Fireclean.

Ah, I think it's a type of CLP anyway...?

Well darn, Brownells advises the AdvantageCLP is on back order so they suggested Ballistol.

I repeatedly asked if it's a one step product like Ad-Clp and I couldn't get a straight answer.

Arrggghhh!

LeonCarr,

Thank you!

That's the kind of information I've been looking for.

I'll be buying some the AdvantageCLP pronto!!

Thanks again!

Do any of you use CLP and nothing else to clean and lube your guns?

Such a thing would be nice if it does a good job.

For years, I've been going through the laborious: Step one, clean everything (almost anyway) with Hoppe's No. 9.

Step 2, dry off the solvent with clean patches.

Step 3, apply lube. This is lot of tedious work. Yep, it get's the job done, but takes a fairly long time, at least for me it does.

If I can sure that using CLP as an all in one solution, well, that'd be great! However, I don't know if this really gets the job done properly...?

For gun cleaning, I've been using Brakefree CLP and thought it was the only one on the market.

Now, I understand there's a whole bunch of different CLP's for gun cleaning.

Anyone know which one is considered THE best or is there such an animal?

I've been watching Mrgunsngear's videos and he uses a CLP to clean guns, (that's where I discovered there's more than one CLP) but, he didn't mention the brand he uses.

He did say to use a synthetic CLP and Brakefree is a synthetic, but maybe there's a newer/faster/better/can leap tall buildings in a single bound CLP.

What say you?