whats the best way to clean stainless steal slide?

hey group, yeah i finally bought my Ruger kp97d. i havnt shot it yet but im going to the range to shoot my used Ruger KP97D. im goin to shoot PMC ammo through it and i even bought a pistol carring bag for my boxs of ammo, magazines, eye, and ear protection. ive cleaned the gun and lightly oiled the parts but im wantin to know if there is a gun cleanin product out there that will clean the stainless steal on the gun better then what im using?

# # ive cleaned the gun and # #lightly oiled the parts but im wantin to know if there is a gun # #cleanin product out there that will clean the stainless steal on the # #gun better then what im using?

I like to use brake cleaner (from the auto parts store) on external parts followed by a wipe down with Rigg Grease (and a Rigg Rag). Moving parts are lubed with Remington Gun Oil because the brake cleaner is going to remove every vestige of oil.

Mortimer Schnerd, RN

Use Lead-Away cloth on any stubborn spots. Even the black, burned in stuff around a revolver cylinder gap will wipe off like nail polish using acetone. It will not harm stainless guns finish at all. It will remove blueing on carbon steel guns but other wise if it is cleaned off after use and the gun is kept in good shape it will do no harm to any of your guns. I have yet to see a leaded up barrel that was not spotless and shining after a 1' x 1' piece of lead-away cloth on a cleaning rod is used. It literally wipes it away as easy as it could possibly be. I recently discovered this stuff after a recommendation on this group and before that I was scrubbing my ass off and not doing my guns any good either. Now it is a non-issue and cleaning is a breeze.

Jeff

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