One Shot Sonic Clean Solution, 1 Quart – Gun Cleaner Solution, Clean All Gun Parts Safely and Quickly – Designed for Use with Hornady Lock-N-Load Sonic Cleaners – Item 043360

Strong cleaner

This solution smells like a combination of GooGone and Simple Green. It works extremely well for cleaning firearms' parts. Be aware that it has a 40:1 dilution ratio and can be re-used several times, so no need to buy too much of it all at once. My two bottles are likely a lifetime supply! Hornady delivers on its sonic cleaner and solution - parts come out like a clay bar'd car finish! I plan on using it for BCGs, barrels, guide rods and return springs. Love it!

Great for cleaning guns and there is no off putting smell. defiantly buying more for future usage.

It has a mild smell, unlike most cleaning solutions that smell industrial. Setting this up involves diluting with distilled water for the best results. I also use distilled water for the final rinse to keep the parts clean. The solution is cloudy when used, but when you pour it out, there is evidence of how well the product worked. The bottom of the ultrasonic machine was filled with debris and gunk. I like that a batch can be used for multiple cleanings, which is very economical. This is only a cleaner, not cleaning and lube, so be sure to lube the metal after.

Works as advertised. I went ahead and bought 3 more. What more do I need to say?

Good stuff. Cleans really well. Worked good on baffles.

This is a concentrated product with a 40:1 dilution recommended. Thus 1qt makes 40 qts (10 gallons)of working solution. I use this about every 4-5 gun cleanings (or for prior to storage of gun for a while) to get the deeper grit and deposits that are difficult to get at with swabs and such. USE distilled water (any drugstore about $1.50 a gallon) If your ultrasonic cleaner does not have a heater, warm the water to about 80C (~ 180F) before mixing. Clean until you do not see any more dirt removal. I use a basket to keep parts from the water bed, and I strain my solution through a coffee filter after use. I can get several cleanings before recharging or replacing the solution. I store filtered working solution in a plastic coffee can, as I also use ultrasonic cleaner and different solution for brass. Parts must be rinsed, dried and lubricated before re-assembly (the complete ultrasonic cleaning process is not faster than brush, swab and rod cleaning, but much more thorough) I'd recommend using a silicon wipe-down cloth afterwards and not storing gun in a non-plastic holster or cloth. My cleaner size is large enough to hold a S&W K frame revolver so I can clean complete gun (less grips) at once. I have not noticed any issues with the polymer frame materials used on my S&W, Ruger, Sig or Taurus frames. I would not expect any with Glock, HK or others BUT test first to be sure. Again - this is a water based cleaning process - SO rinse, dry and lube parts before re-assembly, paying special attention to friction points on slide. Thanks for reading.

I used Hornady One Shot gun cleaner at a 40 to 1 ratio, inserted 2 filthy shotguns and 4 nasty revolvers into the DK Sonic and 20 minutes later, they came out clean! Effortless!!! The solution did not harm any of the polymer parts. Wiped them down, punched the bores, oiled them and done! I am very pleased with this cleaning solution and will buy more when the time comes

Works as intended. nice product

thanks

Awesome works well

Good product no complaints.. Shipping took longer then expected but that could have been due to holiday season.