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    Default Nitro Solvent

    I assisted my neighbour when he moved and he gave me a full (sealed) container of Humphrey's Nitro Solvent.
    Is it only meant for use inside the barrel of my firearm or can I use it on other parts as well?
    There are no directions for use on the container and I cannot find a lot of info on the web.

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    Default Re: Nitro Solvent

    I presume it is much the same as RAM Nitro solvent. I wipe all the metal surfaces when I use RAM Nitro solvent. Dont think it has much value as a rust inhibitor though.

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    Default Re: Nitro Solvent

    It's intended for dissolving powder residue/fouling. Some have other solvents in them for plastic, copper etc. I wouldn't bother using it as a general cleaner and as samanjo says it won't do anything for corrosion resistance.

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    Default Re: Nitro Solvent

    Quote Originally Posted by tobie View Post
    I presume it is much the same as RAM Nitro solvent. I wipe all the metal surfaces when I use RAM Nitro solvent. Dont think it has much value as a rust inhibitor though.
    I'm not familiar with the Humphrey make, so just wanted to find out where on the firearm I can use it.
    Will just avoid the polymer bits and see how it works on the metal surfaces

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    Default Re: Nitro Solvent

    Quote Originally Posted by oafpatroll View Post
    It's intended for dissolving powder residue/fouling. Some have other solvents in them for plastic, copper etc. I wouldn't bother using it as a general cleaner and as samanjo says it won't do anything for corrosion resistance.
    Thank you
    Will give it a try to see how it works

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