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Other Uses For Shooter’s Choice Products
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- Variety Of Uses For Shooter’s Choice Products
- Industry Finds All-Weather Grease Useful
- Professionals Also Use Rust Prevent
- Rust Prevent Has Other Uses
- Another Use For Bore Solvent
- Shooter’s Choice Also “Angler’s Choice”
- Professionals Find Other Uses For Shooter’s Choice
VARIETY OF USES FOR SHOOTERS’ CHOICE PRODUCTS:
Everything in the Shooter’s Choice product line is designed
for a specific use, but many of the products also have secondary
uses that can be applied if you know their properties.
Synthetic All-Weather High-Tech Gun Grease
INDUSTRY FINDS ALL-WEATHER GREASE USEFUL:
The hunting and shooting public has embraced Shooter’s Choice
All-Weather Gun Grease as one of the leaders in firearms lubricants
ever since it was introduced in 1984. Its amazing properties
are also well known and utilized within the shooting and receation
industry.
Shooter’s Choice All-Weather High-Tech Gun Grease is the
choice of most paintball and pellet gun manufacturers for
use on cocking mechanisms and more and more rollerblade and
skateboard manufacturers are using it also. Oil-based lubricants
and solvents are harmful to plastic and nylon parts on airguns
and roller wheels while the familiar High-Tech Gun Grease
is perfectly safe.
PROFESSIONALS ALSO USE RUST PREVENT:
Shooter’s Choice Rust Prevent is a commonly found in the gun
cabinets and on the work benches of knowledgable hunters and
shooters. Its efficiency and usefulness as a protection against
corrosion is well documented.
Rust Prevent Preservative/Lubricant
But Rust Prevent is also a “common sense” addition
to dealers’ and gunsmiths’ every day tools of the trade. With
customers handling firearms on a daily basis in a retail environment,
perspiration and body oils from hands can lead to surface
corrosion on barrels and other metal parts. A quick wipe down
with Rust Prevent cleans those metal surfaces after handling
and a light follow-up coat protects the metal for the next
time it is handled.
In a gunsmith’s shop Rust Prevent is often sprayed on the
metal surfaces of guns and into the cases in which firearms
are shipped back to their owners. A simple application before
it leaves the shop protects the firearm in transit, regardless
of how long it takes or under what conditions it is stored
while en route.
While Shooter’s Choice Rust Prevent is designed specifically
for use in gun care that doesn’t mean that it can’t be very
effective for uses outside our industry.
Rust Prevent is the best moisture displacent on the market
and the same qualities that make it the first choice for firearms
protection also make it popular in the home, garage or shop.
Rust Prevent is often used on garage, garden and shop tools
and anything metal around the house that is handled often
(and is thus touched by perspiration salts) or that may corrode
where it is stored. Fifteen minutes after application (time
may vary with temperature and humidity) the solution evaporates
but Rust Prevent’s unique molecular makeup leaves a fine protective
residue that serves as a long term barrier against moisture.
ANOTHER USE FOR BORE SOLVENT MC#7:
MC#7 Bore Cleaner and Conditioner
Camouflage tape is a simple and inexpensive way to mask
the glare or general visibility of a shotgun or rifle for turkey,
waterfowl or big game hunting. The tape does, however, in time
fade or get dirty or tattered and needs to be replaced.
When the tape is removed it typically leaves behind a tacky,
dirt-attracting residue that has to be removed before another
coating of tape can be applied. That residue is very stubborn
and can’t be removed by soap or mild detergents.
“People found that the only way to get this residue
off was with harsh solvents that might also be harmful to
the gun’s finish,” says firearms expert Joe Ventimiglia,
president of Shooter’s Choice line of gun care products. “But
some shooters found that a rag soaked in our Shooter’s Choice
bore cleaner will wipe that residue off the gun without harming
the surface. In fact the people at Mossy Oak suggest our product
by name to remove that film.
“I would suggest that after you’ve cleaned the surface
and wiped it off that you follow with an application of Shooter’s
Choice Quick Scrub III cleaner-degreaser. That dries within
seconds and leaves the surface perfectly suited for another
application of tape or for general use.”
Quick Srub III Cleaner/Degreaser
SHOOTER’S CHOICE ALSO “ANGLER’S CHOICE”:
Shooter’s Choice’s new Quick Scrub III cleaner-degreaser –
one of the first such products on the market with an ozone-safe
accelerant — and Shooter’s Choice Rust Prevent are finding
as many uses outside the firearms marketplace as they do in
it.
For instance fishermen have been using the Quick Scrub aerosol
for years to efficiently remove grime from boat and motor
surfaces and oil, grease and other residue from fishing reels.
Anglers who fish salt water also use Quick Scrub on their
tackle and often follow with a coating of Rust Prevent on
all brass and aluminum surfaces of their reels.
MC#7 Bore Cleaner and Conditioner
PROFESSIONALS FIND OTHER USES FOR SHOOTER’S
CHOICE:
Shooter’s Choice gun care products are specially formulated
for use on firearms, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t
perform well in other venues.
For instance, golf club builders frequently use Shooter’s
Choice MC7 Bore Cleaner to strip off adhesive debris left
behind when a grip is removed. They then spray the same area
of the shaft with Quick Scrub III Cleaner/Degreaser to leave
a perfectly sanitary surface for the new grip tape used to
seat the new grip.
Motorcycle and automotive repair and restoration shops also
like both products for cleaning off road grime and frequently
use Shooter’s Choice FP-10 Lubricant Elite to lubricate high-wear,
high-friction areas on the suspension or hinges.
Got a bad stain on a shirt or blouse? Lay a towel behind
the fabric and spray Quick Scrub III directly on the stain.
You’ll be amazed at the results.
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