Prom M-Pro 7, Advanced 8oz Gun Cleaner Spray Bottle, Ideal for Firearm Maintenance

Pros: + Minimal smell + Spray bottle helps application + Works well in cleaning Cons: - May take several applications TL;DR: If you want low smell pew pew cleaner that works—this stuff is 100% for you. No surprise that this stuff works well—I purchased off of several review sites' positive ratings. True to its marketing, this stuff has very little smell and still works well to defoul your pew pew. The instructions to "soak" it (leaving it on for a few mins before scrubbing) works well on the really dirty parts. I recently serviced a pew pew that hadn't been cleaned in over a decade and this stuff was able to remove the caked on junk from the barrel and other internal parts with only a couple of applications! It also doesn't hurt that the price per oz is very reasonable as well. Be warned that this is ONLY cleaner, not a CLP, so you'll need to lubricate after using this stuff.

Got this after seeing all the hype in the reviews about this cleaner. Does it clean better than hopes or other products? Dont know but what i like its not messy with the spray, does not smell and it cleans

I had been using Hoppe’s 9 like everyone else for a long time. I was running low and decided to try something new. This stuff has zero scent, melts grease and oil, makes everything easy to spray down and wipe. It has made my regular cleaning much more simple. I have not noticed any wear or damage to plastic of metal parts on the exterior. I do still like #9 for soaking and scrubbing heavy carbon deposits (it’s thicker and will keep a patch wet). This stuff doesn’t leave a greasy residue, so it makes me feel like it cleans super well. Easy to spray down brushes to clean your bore. I literally just spray it everywhere inside and outside with zero issues.

I have been using this for years. I use this and Ezox. Everyone has their own method and i'm sure for everyone who tells me this is an awesome idea there will be someone to comment that I'm a horrible human being. I'm the person that cleans regardless of 300 rounds or 2 rounds that day. I shoot mostly the cheapest range ammo I can find, so there is no lack of build up. I'm also not someone who wants to spend hours being precise where the cleaning solvents land. I use this on plastic, metal, blue finish, polished fished, ceracoat, and it has gotten on the wood plenty of times. NO ISSUES over the last several years. I run a brush once to loosen up the heavy stuff, then spray down everything, and let it sit for a while. Then a few more passes with brush, run a wipe or 2, quick spray off w/the air compressor, the Ezoxx everything down. The big pros are that this is fairly inexpensive so liberal use is no problem. There is virtually no odor so fine to use in a small room. My barrels and internals are free of build up and knock on wood, the accuracy from these barrels is still far more accurate then I can be. If you like this, great you should be happy. If you have a better method, that is probably great as well.

Short version is that as a cleaner, this product works. I've been switching back and forth between this product and CLP, which is an all in one cleaner and lubricator. I don't let my guns get overly dirty between cleaning, so I don't know how well either CLP or M-Pro7 work if you have some serious build up to remove, but I'll go 2-3 range trips in between cleaning and they both seem to work well and fairly equivalently as far as cleaning goes - I'm not finding additional buildup being removed with either product (i.e.they both do what they claim). Why I like this product is that 1) It's supposed to be non-toxic and 2) It doesn't smell up my house. Even CLP, which isn't even one of the really bad smelling gun cleaners, definitely was releasing something into the air to the point where I would feel a bit lightheaded if I was using it indoors. Now I've moved to exclusively outdoors for cleaning, but even then, I like that I'm not exposing myself or my family to a crazy amount of toxic chemicals and smells. M-Pro7, per the manufacturer website information, and in my experience, does not harm polymer and should be safe to use. One downside to using the M-Pro7 products vs. the CLP is that instead of using one product with CLP (even though I'd have to wipe clean and reapply as a lubricant), it feels like more of a process to clean and lubricate separately - but not by much. Not enough that I'd deduct a star from the cleaning product. As a side note - I've read that the LPX lubricant by M-Pro7 is not non-toxic (as I believe their gun oil was in the past) - so something to keep in mind.