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DaMan
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What is this?!!


Same thing as the other one ... hilbily
 
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What is this?!!


Same thing as the other one ... hilbily


Big Grin The other one that you can't identify? Big Grin
 
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What is this?!!


Same thing as the other one ... hilbily


Big Grin The other one that you can't identify? Big Grin


Just did DaManteepants ...
 
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Just did DaManteepants ...


Oh?!! Big Grin
 
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It's German... I think the technical name is:
"Der Pokengrabentwistentool"

Hope that helps


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AR15 bolt cleaner/scraper thingee?
 
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DaMan
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It's German... I think the technical name is:
"Der Pokengrabentwistentool"

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Close! It's a "Twistenpokenkratzer". Known also as bolt and carrier cleaner/scraper thingee like Rick said.

I have the old trusty Brownell "Pokengrabentwistentool" carrier cleaner..... but the "Twistenpokenkratzer" has a scraper for removing carbon buildup on the bolt too.

Carrier Cleaner Video

Bolt Tail Scraper Video
 
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I have the old trusty Brownell "Pokengrabentwistentool" carrier cleaner..... but the "Twistenpokenkratzer" has a scraper for removing carbon buildup on the bolt too



I bet you say that to ALL the boys
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I have the old trusty Brownell "Pokengrabentwistentool" carrier cleaner..... but the "Twistenpokenkratzer" has a scraper for removing carbon buildup on the bolt too.


I usually just pour Jack Daniels on the bolt and sit back to sip Hoppe's #9 while the carbon dissolves. Or something like that...
beer

Actually, I bought some "Gunzilla" a while back and it's the best thing I've found for removing carbon build up on AR bolts, carriers, revolver cylinders and the like. Just a few drops, wait a few minutes and wipe the junk off.
 
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