I think you mean "compromises." One could make the assumption the nozzle was designed to handle the product, and is something you only use short term anyway, meaning when the can is empty, you throw it out. Brakleen, which claims to be the first brake cleaner, came out in 1971. One could make another assumption that any firearm that came out before then, and even most after 1971 that had plastic before the polymer used today came about, were not developed with industrial strength cleaners/dissolvents in mind. So... Yeah...

I mean, I would use a cleaning product designed for that.

@@ThatDeltaBravo im trying goo gone next week but every single options seems to have catch.

All three comments could have been one. Lol. Already fixed. I'll make a video eventually.

I had a Mosin like that. Haha.

Thank you! She's still my daily driver.

@@ThatDeltaBravothat’s awesome! I have an 06 with about 73,000 miles. Hope all is well!👍🏻

Ha. I wish. 228,000 miles here. Unfortunately on my third transmission (well, 2.5...) VERY expensive "common issue" with these automatics.

Thanks!

Wow. That's a great catch. I think I have to leave it now! Lol.

But it could affect plastic parts from the 20th century. Good grief.

But I didn't...

I agree!

Yes, but not if you do this. 😂

If only mines was legal stupid gun laws

Thank you!

How am I supposed to know?

She had too much lovin' and needed new parts. Lol.

@@ThatDeltaBravo refer to 50 cal lubrication video lol

Is it yours?

@@ThatDeltaBravo no I was just asking if the person was still driving it after all of these years later. I had a 76 chevette scooter 1.4 - 4spd and only option was an AM radio white on blue vinyl. Got it at 17 back in late 79' because of the gas crunch I never liked the car I stepped down from a 68 barracuda formula S. 340- spd and it was gas thirsty on premium fuel for a weasel piss 87 octane chevette strange enough it was in our family for 30 years I traded it for the barracuda even trade. They rattled non stop and very slow car.

Haha. No idea.

Thanks!

@@ThatDeltaBravo No problem

I don't work for them, but I don't see why not.

I'm only guessing that since the needle moves up when I ground mine in the video, you might have something grounding out.

One, yes... People do. Two, English is important.

I never had a problem with jams or the magazines, but the trigger is what made me switch. I originally got a SCCY for a pocket gun, and the capacity and size was hard to beat at the time.

Uhh... I'm jealous of his cammed out C3, dude... 🤦🏼‍♂️

​@ThatDeltaBravo We understood you man. Unfortunately, we also have to let the *special* KZbinrs participate also. It requires a little more patience from us so they can catch up.

😂 You're correct.

Haha. Don't want a Desert Eagle for a pocket gun!

I loved them back in the day, and still respect the company, but I ended up switching to something else.

If I had them. Lol.

Modern day art.

Back when I used to actually modify things. 😂 Now I pretty much just leave everything "stock."

It might be if you need to reload.

If it gets stuck half way it’ll be an issue

Except it has won countless gunfights lol, the person with the most bullets and the quickest reload comes out on top 99% of the time

While it is an abrasive, I would usually advise purpose made solutions. Can't say I never did that trick on a CD or DVD though. 😂

I've never had any issues. Then again, I'm not a commander fan.

I have heard things about the commander, I opted for the government model with ambi safeties.

That's what she said.