Anybody use gunzilla products. I've never heard of it before. There was talk about it on another site I read every day.

it eats poly
you will want to read this test

https://dayattherange.com/?page_id=3667

it works as well as lots of other products , but doesn't stand out in anything besides it's ability to eat poly

if your cleaning a shotgun barrel and needing to get the plastic fouling out of the barrel and you can remove the barrel to do it that could be good , but on your polymer gun that could be bad.

this makes sense since it states a label use as removing plastic fowling from shotguns

as for corrosion resistance middle of the pack with a lot of things that are closer to 3.50 a quart and not 3.50 and ounce

Thank you GCP.

It doesn't improve accuracy.......

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Dang it! I guess I'll move on to plan B.

Its fallen out of favor around my parts...tends to coagulate more than others in extreme cold climates and hinders function. Southern climates may not have the same problems.

I've used it and it's ok, can't say it's better than a lot of other stuff. Owner is a nice guy, met him at an outdoor show, claimed it was better then what the military was using, which may be so, but it's not magic....

Tried it and is true about not being worth a hoot in cold weather. Also had to tear down each of the guns I tried it out on. After a year there was a definite hardened film, almost like dried varnish, that needs to be liters scraped off the metal parts it was layered on. Hard pass from me for sure.