is that an A2 with a bipod? Chrome barrel? Looks like a competition version. .223 or 9mm?

 

I use windex on mine but it is the amonia free windex....

 

Warm soapy water or Plexus.

 

a wet towel laid on the bugs for a few minutes then wash with soap and water and then plexus for the final polish

 

After washing the Bike - PLEXUS, PLEXUS PLEXUS!!!!! It has a anti static feature and is formulated for Plexiglass, Acrylics, and Lexan.

www.plexusplasticcleaner.com

 

Yes, I like the wet towel first so that you aren't tempted to scrub off the bugs. You can still scratch the shield even with the best towel if you scrub to hard on a stubborn bug or dirt spot. Then use the plexus to remove all the prints and give a slick touch. I found that out the hard way.

Beary

 

Colt lower
Rock River upper 20" flat top, ss barrel
Magpul PRS stock
Harris bipod, with rear monopod
Nikon 6.5-20 x 44mm mildot scope
Chip McCormick trigger assy.
,223/5.56 Wylde chamber

My bench/groundhog toy
Boring to shoot at 100 yards.

 

I use a product called Kleenmaster Brillianize. Got it from Tripp Plastics here in Reno, they are a Plexiglass place. Its amazing stuff comes in a pump bottle,shake it up, squirt a little on your windshield, it kinda creates a film let it dry wipe it clear, I only use it and my windshield stays clear all the time.

 

I'm glad I'm not the only one who puts the windshield in the tub. We have the stupid little love bugs that are a bitch to clean off. They suck for the paint too.

 

Plexus for the windshield.