At Proeliator, we believe that a properly cleaned and lubricated firearm will not only keep your firarm running for years but is also a safer, more reliable, and more accurate firearm to use.
When is the last time you’ve completely disassembled your firearm, performed a thourough inspection, deep cleaned, and lubricated your firearm?
For most people, the answer is “Never!.”
Most times cleaning consists of merely running a bore snake down the barrel, applying some oil to the necessary parts, and wiping down the gun. This misses getting into those hard-to-reach areas of the firarm’s mechanics which can adversely affect the firearm’s operation over time. This potentially (dare I say definitely) will affect the safety and accuracy of the firearm.
Do you think you can get your gun this clean using traditional methods?
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HANDGUNS
$60.00 / firearm
All late model pistols or revolvers
RIFLES/SHOTGUNS
$80.00 / firearm
All late model rifles, single-barreled shotguns, short-barreled rifles, AR-style pistols and pistol caliber carbines.
DB SHOTGUNS
$100.00 / firearm
All late model double-barreled shotguns (over and under or side-by-side)
ANTIQUE FIREARMS
$150.00 / firearm
NOT ‘Antique’ in the legal sense of the word, but practical; any firearm manufactured prior to 1960.
* These are base prices for standard firearms not requiring special cleeaning or handling.
ULTRASONIC Deep Cleaning process
Step 1
Step 2
All parts are initially inspected for excessive carbon fouling or damage.
Step 3
The parts are then placed into our state-of-the-art Infante Ultrasonic Gun Cleaning System.
The parts are ultrasonically cleaned using Infante’s
Sonic Tonic™ Precision Ultrasonic Cleaning Concentrate.
Step 4
Upon completion of the ultrasonic cleaning cycle, the parts are again inspected.
Step 5
Any parts not completely cleaned are manually scrubbed with a brush
and then placed back into the ultrasonic cleaner for another cycle.
Step 6
Once the parts are completely cleaned by the ultrasonic cleaner, they are rinsed with hot water to remove the excess cleaning solution and then blown dry with compressed air.
Step 7
The parts are then inspected again in the case where excessive
fouling was covering up mechanical issues.
The advent of a high-resolution digital borescope inspection camera allows inspection at great detail.
Step 8
The parts are then placed into the special water-displacing
lubrication tank and ultrasonically lubricated.
The parts are ultrasonically lubricated using Infante’s Sonic Lube™ Water Displacing Metal Protectant.
Step 9
Once the ultrasonic lubrication process completed, the parts are again dryed with compressed air.
Step 10
Again with the aid of a borescope inspection camera, the parts are lubricated
with a performance lubricant in accordance with manufacturer recommendations.
Proeliator uses Lucas Oil’s Extreme Duty Gun Oil and/or Extreme Duty Gun Grease.
Step 11
Finally, the firearm is reassembled and checked for safe and reliable operation
and then wiped down to remove any fingerprints, etc.
Conditions and exclusions
- Proeliator reserves the right to refuse any work, or work we deem would render a firearm unsafe
- A liability waiver MUST be signed for this service
- We DO NOT clean optics; they will be removed prior to cleaning then reattached upon conclusion
- We DO NOT remove or deactivate firearm safeties
- We DO NOT test fire your firearms (Heck, we just cleaned it! That’s your job!)
- We DO NOT service or clean air pistols, airsoft guns, or paintball guns or any other ‘non gun’
- There will be a $25.00 surcharge for firearms containing Cosmoline™ or other similar petroleum-based rust and corrosion inhibiting grease
- There will be an additional surcharge to remove parts affixed with epoxy or high-strength threadlocking compound (e.g. Loctite Red, Vibra-Tite Green, Rocksett, Permatex Red, J-B Weld Red)
The difference between something good and something great is attention to detail.
Charles R Swindoll, pastor & author