The Detail Clean (Deep Dive)

This style involves a complete teardown of the firearm, including small pins, springs, and trigger assemblies. It’s usually done once or twice a year, or if the gun has been exposed to extreme conditions like heavy rain or mud.

Best for: Long-term preservation and identifying potential mechanical failures before they happen.

Goal: To ensure no grit or moisture is trapped in the internal mechanisms that aren’t reached during a field strip.

Process: Every single part is degreased, inspected for wear/cracks, and meticulously re-oiled.

$55 for Pistol

$60 f0r rifle

The Sonic or Solvent Bath (Automated/Tech)

This is a modern, high-efficiency style often used by armorers or high-volume shooters. It uses an ultrasonic cleaner filled with specialized cleaning solution.

Best for: Cleaning multiple parts quickly or restoring very neglected, “crusty” hardware.

Goal: To reach 100% of the surface area of complex parts without manual scrubbing.

Process: High-frequency sound waves create bubbles that “blast” carbon and lead off the metal. Afterward, parts must be thoroughly dried and re-lubricated immediately since the bath removes every trace of protective oil.

$90 for Pistol

$125 f0r rifle