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In the United States, ordinary citizens can own firearms. But in Taiwan, only military personnel and police officers are allowed to possess firearms and weapons.

Since the invention of the barrel, there has been no truly quick or effective solution to rust or barrel pitting. “Pitting” is the result of corrosion marks formed by rust left in uncleaned barrels. Soldiers are instead often killed or injured by bore premature at the range or in action, resulting in serious damage to national security, military readiness, and property. Commanders still have not come up with an effective solution and continue to place the blame on poor maintenance or insufficient cleaning by their men. There is also no truly effective cleaning method that attacks the cause of the problem.

The standard method for bore cleaning involves running a cotton cloth and gun cleaning oil repeatedly through the bore. The process often takes 2 to 4 hours (including breaks). There is however still no method to quickly and effectively clean rust in the rifling. fouling from rust builds up until it prevents bullets from passing through the barrel. The reduction in bore diameter leads to blockages and burst barrels. Oxidization in the chamber can also lead to jams and extraction failure. In serious cases, the breech may not close properly causing a misfire or breech explosion. If barrel pitting is particular severe, the rifling may be interrupted leading to a squib round (round stuck in the barrel), impaired ballistics and accuracy, or a bore premature (burst barrel). All of these represent a serious risk to the shooter.

The Disposable Rust Pitting Cleaner for Firearms and Naval Guns developed by our Company is the product of more than thirty years of experience with weapon failures and empirical testing. It provides a fast and convenient method for cleaning barrels and firearm accessories without long waiting times. If rust in the barrel is left uncleaned it leads to corrosion and pitting that puts the weapon out of commission. Our product removes normal rust from firearms and their

bores in just 5 to 10 minutes.

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This is the CLP gun oil queried from the American Yahoo English website. Information released by the U.S. Department of Defense.

Classification of grades

Inferior maintenance oil (I should say any gun cleaning and maintenance oil)
As a result, the weapons of the US military in Iraq malfunctioned and caused serious casualties
On March 23, 2003, the U.S. Army's 507th Mobile Maintenance Company was ambushed in Iraq, killing more than a dozen officers and soldiers and capturing a female private, Jessica Lynch. Subsequently, the U.S. military received information that Jessica was captured and transferred to the hospital, and immediately dispatched special forces to carry out rescue operations. When the SEALs stormed the hospital and appeared on the television screen carrying a frail Jessica on a single rack, Jessica was no longer just a private, a wounded soldier, she became a household name hero. But she did not shoot back before being captured, and it is even rumored that she did not fire even a single shot. As she returned home for treatment, the U.S. Department of Defense immediately launched an investigation into the ambush site and conducted secret interviews with her to investigate why the 507th Mobile Maintenance Company suffered so many casualties. The U.S. military has always emphasized superior firepower, so why did it allow the enemy to be slaughtered when there was basically no return fire? This incident has aroused great attention from the US Department of Defense.

Three months after the incident, the investigation report was released, which, in addition to gradually restoring the situation at the time of the incident, also solved the mystery of why the entire company was annihilated without returning fire: The main reason why the officers and men were killed and captured in the exchange of fire between the United States and Iraq was that all their rifles failed. Jessica reported the circumstances of the incident: When the lead car of the 507th Mobile Maintenance Company strayed into an ambush by Iraqi guerrillas, it was immediately hit by heavy machine guns and anti-tank rockets, and Jessica's Humvee tried to accelerate to avoid the attack, but lost control and crashed into the trailer in front, the Humvee overturned and was damaged on the spot, and Jessica was seriously injured but still picked up the M16 rifle she was carryingWhen she fired at the approaching enemy troops, but could not fire, she immediately troubled the problem using standard American procedures, but still could not shoot, resulting in her being stabbed and captured.harm

While the Ministry of Defence has tried to explain that this was caused by improper maintenance of the soldiers, another DeD review confirmed that the failure was caused by the CLP weapon maintenance oil issued by the troops. After the U.S. military was stationed in Iraq, the soldiers complained to the supervisors and logistics units of various units that the CLP maintenance oil had extremely poor rust prevention, lubrication and cleaning functions, and could not prevent the blockage of sand and dust, all of which was attributed to the high viscosity of this type of CLP maintenance oil, which became an "abrasive" after mixing with sand and dust, which would cause serious wear and tear when the bolt moved at high speed and caused gaps between parts, thereby endangering the normal use and operation safety of weapons.

Before the incident, there were signs that the weapon failure rate was too high, causing the soldiers of the unit to refuse to accept the CLP weapon maintenance oil issued by their superiors, and each paid for the unit supervisor to help buy the appropriate maintenance oil, but the strange thing is that the high-level officials turned a blind eye to this "warning signal". When the US military was ambushed and could not fight back, the two pieces of information were exposed, which were caused by the failure of weapons and the purchase of maintenance oil at their own expense, aroused the anger of the active and retired military personnel of the US military.

Why is CLP, the most successful weapons maintenance oil developed after the Vietnam War, so useless? The U.S. military has been using CLP maintenance oil for nearly 20 years, as early as 1991, during the first Gulf War, the U.S. military Apache helicopterBecause the weapons and mechanical systems are not adapted to the desert environment, the Ministry of Defense urgently procures CLP maintenance oil for maintenance. Why is the CLP maintenance oil used more than ten years ago with good results, but after more than ten years, the effect is so poor, and even directly causes casualties among officers and soldiers. What's wrong with CLP oil? Could it be that the quality of CLP oil from more than ten years ago is different from the CLP oil used today? And why did the U.S. Department of Defense deduce that the failure was caused by improper maintenance, and did not dare to point out the poor effect of CLP maintenance oil?Cost-oriented procurement has led to the loss of soldiers R&D
CLP maintenance oil refers to a cleaner, lubricant, and rust inhibitor(Preservative) and other 3 kinds of maintenance oil, referred to as 3-in-1 maintenance oil.

CLP maintenance oil was successfully developed by Break Free in 1977 to replace various weapons maintenance oil during the Vietnam War of the U.S. Army, so that the soldier's oil is single, and the inventory, application and allocation of logistics supply are simplified. In 1979, the U.S. military officially adopted the MIL-L-63460 standard for weapons and equipment maintenance oil, and Blake Fury's CLP maintenance oil was registered as a trademark of the U.S. military, becoming the only supplier of CLP maintenance oil on the list of qualified product manufacturers of the military.

After Jessica's gun failure, CLP oil became the target of everyone's spitting, and even pointed out that Blake Fury was a murderous company. If Blake Fury was the supplier of the problematic maintenance oil, it was reviled and its reputation damaged, it was self-inflicted, and the suffering soldiers were to blame. However, through the investigation of the use of CLP maintenance oil by the world's leading firearms manufacturers, as well as the list of qualified military product manufacturers in 2004, the results are surprising! Blakes & Frey lost the U.S. military's CLP oil supply contract before 1999, so who supplied the U.S. military's CLP oil during these 6 years? This has a complete answer in the list of qualified product manufacturers for the military. The basic policy of the US military is to hope that there will be multiple suppliers instead of a single manufacturer, so that the difficulty of raising and replenishing maintenance oil during wartime can be eliminated, and at the same time, it can also support other domestic manufacturers, so that a healthy competition situation can be formed among manufacturers, and the military will be able to benefit from it. Therefore, although Blake Fory has obtained the registered trademark of the U.S. military, the military has not maintained its trademark rights, and all maintenance oils that can be manufactured in accordance with MIL-L-63460 standards are called CLP maintenance oils. Therefore, on the list of qualified product manufacturers of the military, there are 7 suppliers of CLP maintenance oil, including Blake Frey, Shell International, and Royal Lubricants.Strangely, in addition to Blakes & Fly, the base oil supply and manufacturing plants of the six companies are all Royal Lubricants Company, which is also an affiliate of the internationally renowned Shell Oil, and the exposure of this list shows that the international oil companies are actively trying to storm the military oil market. After Blake Free's successful launch of CLP oil and the right to supply the United States and NATO, Royal Lubricants also launched a standard CLP oil in 1985, while emphasizing low price (more than 30% cheaper) and no sediment (no need to shake before use), in an attempt to replace Blakefry's global market. Royal Lubricants Company was frustrated in NATO promotion, failed to pass NATO tests and was found to contain harmful substances to the human body, and will cause pollution to the environment, the name and product are not consistent, because CLP indicates that it is a synthetic oil, synthetic oil has a variety of formulations will produce precipitated substances, accounting for 85% of the precipitated substances is the key to rust prevention and lubrication, Royal Lubricants' CLP maintenance oil is not a synthetic oil at all, but a mineral oil, so it can dominate the market at a low price.

Before the US military procures military products, it generally has to compare the prices of similar products, and the price standard naturally makes the CLP maintenance oil of the Royal Lubricants Company selected, and the price-oriented rather than quality-oriented procurement model has become the key to corroding combat effectiveness. Although it saved the government 30% of its expenses, the soldiers were killed when a weapon malfunctioned afterwards, and no amount of money could buy back the lives lost. The U.S. government launched an investigation into the Royal Lubricants Company, removed the military's undertaker of the MIL-L-63460D standard, and introduced a new MIL-PRF-63460E standard for weapons and equipment maintenance oils. At the same time, the U.S. military urgently purchased Blake Fory's CLP maintenance oil for use by Iraq's frontline troops. The low failure rate of weapons in the US special forces is due to the fact that they do not use the maintenance oil issued by the troops, but use the CLP maintenance oil of Blake Fury purchased at their own expense.

The U.S. military depot is full of inferior CLP maintenance oil from the Royal Lubricants Company, waiting for countries with arms sales contracts to buy it. It is said that Taiwan's military has also purchased this kind of maintenance oil, and the lessons of the US military are not far away......