strike-hold anyone use this stuff?

[qennis]

I was at a gun show today and one of the vendors was selling a product called Strike-Hold.
Has any one here ever used this on their firearms?
Of course they said it was the best cleaner/lube on the market.
They did a demo where they sprayed down a Glock then dunked it into a bucket of water, and when they pulled it out there was only a few beads of water on the pistol.
what do you all think about this miracle product?

 

[Class III]

Your post proves what I've been saying all along. Glocks are nothing more than over priced water pistols

Seriously, never heard of the stuff.

Edit. Checked them out on the web. Looks similar to CLP in the spray can. That's all I know about it.

Class III

 

[Bruce51]

It has a solvent that removes powder residue and it has very good lubricating properties. I keep a can handy on the bench.
It won't remove copper fouling or lead unless you do the usual brushing routine.
Still for removing powder residue and leaving your gun protected it works.

Bruce

 

[n4zov]

Never heard of it before, but here is a link if somebody wants to order a case or two:

Strike-Hold Home Page

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

Looks like WD-40 to me

 

[Bruce51]

Looks like WD-40 to me

Not at all. It's slicker and it really does remove powder fouling.

It's more like carburator cleaner and Breakfree in a single can.

The primary solvent is tetrachloroethylene. A known carcinogen.

Tetrachloroethylene - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bruce