The first time I saw my father’s brand-new shotgun, he was using a small white towel to wipe down the twin barrels. The long blue metal stacked tubes glinted with the bouncing light off the room. The shotgun was less than a day old. He had saved his money for months. When the time had come, he went down to the local gun shop where he had first laid eyes on the Ruger Red Label. He had never owned an over/under. His shotguns consisted of an off-brand 20 gauge pump...
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We manufacture premium gun cleaning supplies designed to keep your shotguns, rifles, and handguns in perfect condition. Here's what sets us apart from the competition. A quick search online or at virtually any sporting goods retailer will reveal an astounding variety of gun cleaning supplies sold by big name companies like Birchwood Casey, Bore Tech, Break Free, Hoppe's, Pro Shot, Real Avid, and Winchester. Now don't get me wrong, many companies produce quality gun care supplies. However, serious hunters and shooters know that cleaning their firearms with the best possible...
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Here’s what you need to build a universal gun cleaning kit that will enable you to keep your handguns, rifles, and shotguns in pristine condition for many years.
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In this article we will go over the basic differences between Sage & Braker – CLP compared to the standard CLP, gun oil and gun solvents. In the following points – we are going to share the decision(s) in formulation design and chemical engineering which provides for performance and cleaning event advantages with attention to specific areas within firearms. Sage & Braker CLP is designed to many of the European qualifications of NATO S-761 regarding a CLP with Biobase content (Bio Based Clean Lube and Protection) product for use with...
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Don't settle for anything but the best when it comes to maintaining your guns. The Sage & Braker gun cleaning mat blows the competition away because
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When it comes to the best gun cleaning kits it varies tremendously from person to person as to what they consider essential. Their home bench might have an array of gun cleaning supplies while their field kit may only have the necessary gun cleaning supplies to clear a jammed gun. Heck, I’ve even had buddies that had their Remington 870s live behind the seat of their pickup truck, never seeing the likes of a single piece of gun cleaning gear (they called them disposable guns, when they jammed and became...
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