gun cleaning service price?

[country_boy]

Whats the rate for gun cleaning? Im trying to get a figure for this guy, that I helped clean the cosmoline out of.

 

[SgtBrummy]

Depending on where you are, check out the local gun stores/shooting ranges. It will generally say on their website. Also depends on what kind of cleaning you are going for.

 

[country_boy]

15 an hour plus cleaning supplies. Sounds good to me.

 

[Mikewood]

15 an hour is too cheap for me to mess with Cosmoline. That stuff is nasty.
Be sure to cleanup with gojo or power Orange degreaser. $30.00 sounds a lot more reasonable.

 

[Ag0914]

Cosmo's not too terrible to get off. You are, after all, just waiting a lot of the time (or when I cleaned up my MN, it seemed that's what I was doing). Waiting for parts to boil, waiting for mineral spirits to strip off parts, waiting for cosmo to ooze out of stock, and so on. $15-20 an hour + material costs seems reasonable.

 

[cleric]

If you already did it, the price should have been agreed too.

 

[country_boy]

No the price wasnt agreed on. But, after talking with him. We agreed on 25 a rifle. looks like Ill have more mausers to clean.

 

[rigjumpr]

with all of the above being said, it's what you think your time is worth + supplies, don't ya think?

 

[RetArmySgt]

Pistol cleaning i charge $30
Rifle cleaning i charge $25-$40 (depending on type and how dirty.)

 

[GPtwins]

The bullet trap in Plano charges about $25 if I remember their signage correctly. I do not recall if there is a specified turn around time.


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[shortround]

Anything less than $90/weapon is a bargain.

Cleaning can take anywhere from one hour to two days, depending on the amount of fouling, grease, cosmoline and other filth that has to be removed.

In comparison, a car shop starts at about $80 for labor, a plumber will charge you about $110 just to get started, and a Septic Service will charge you $1500 to pump your tank, then dump the water (separated from poop) back into the tank.

Anything under $90 is a bargain.

Be well.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Cleaning services has become the essential part in today's life.

Oh, ah LOVE spammers.....NOT!!!

 

[Tejano Scott]

Oh, ah LOVE spammers.....NOT!!!

+1 But on the birght side, after OP cleans this guy's gun he can offer him commercial cleaning services out of Toronto. Can't beat a deal like that with a stick!

 

[40Arpent]

Cleaning services has become the essential part in today's life.

How much do you charge per gun if I want the topless female service?

 

[GaryH]

The dude must have been miserable with all of that cosmoline up in him.

 

[TexasBrandon]

Anything less than $90/weapon is a bargain.

Cleaning can take anywhere from one hour to two days, depending on the amount of fouling, grease, cosmoline and other filth that has to be removed.

In comparison, a car shop starts at about $80 for labor, a plumber will charge you about $110 just to get started, and a Septic Service will charge you $1500 to pump your tank, then dump the water (separated from poop) back into the tank.

Anything under $90 is a bargain.

Be well.

ehehehehe poop.... anyways. Yeah, I personally would charge someone about 25 an hour plus materials used.

 

[stx kid]

personally I would charge a flat 30 to make it squeaky clean. mind you I think it's fun, and I get a chance to tear apart a new type of weapon

 

[mcfroggin]

How many of y'all are available in south Houston?

 

[9mm Texan]

Cleaning guns is my Sunday night ritual. I'd be bored if I farmed it out.

 

[Tejano Scott]

I just get AaronP220 and Sugar Land to come over clean my guns for me!