gunslick
break free clp
rem oil.
I have read some about this and they all claim the same. we be the best.
do any of you have insight you are willing to share?
I have always used 3&1 for a light sheen of oil. wipe down put away.
I have also always used gunslick for lube.
now there seems to be a whole new industry for these products,
from frog stuff to mobile 1
While no one ever listens to me,
I am constantly being told to be quiet.
In a world of snowflakes,
be the heat..
I use Breakfree CLP on everything.
It Cleans, it Lubricates, and it Protects.
Works well for me.
видеодон
Ditto. The exception being when I buy some old milsurp iron that's been "rode hard & put away wet". Then I break out the Shooter's Choice which is great for removing copper & lead fouling. For extra dirty bores I use a product called Blue Wonder which comes in a tube in gel form. It's also great for removing superficial rust from blued parts without damaging the finish. You can find it @ Cabela's or online.Originally Posted by videodon
I use Breakfree CLP on everything.
It Cleans, it Lubricates, and it Protects.
Works well for me.
Here's to pussy and gunpowder. One to live for, the other to die by.....Goddamn though, I do love the smell of 'em both !!!
yeah I know of that thread but I am a hard head. you know hands up don't shoot hard head type.
While no one ever listens to me,
I am constantly being told to be quiet.
In a world of snowflakes,
be the heat..
I used 3-in-1 for years until I found out that it turns to varnish. I had it gum up some old guns in the back of the safe that I don't shoot often. Don't use it.
The instructor at an armor's course I recently attended gave every student a bottle of Slip-2000 Extreme Weapons Lube (EWL) and a bottle of Slip-2000 725 gun cleaner/degreaser to take home. The instructor swears by the stuff and now he's got me using it on a regular basis. The lube won't gel, freeze, or dry-up. You only need a small amount and it makes metal slicker than a hoo-haw. Before that I used Rem-Oil and always thought it was okay but not great.
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I use Remoil for lube and protection (I apply it once a month to every firearm not being used, and as needed for guns that are frequently used). Hoppes No. 9 to clean (especially if/ when firing corrosive surplus through the Mosin).
"Never take pity on a blind man. He may not be able to see, but he saves a fortune by getting the butt ugly hookers".
The best one is the one you use... There are a lot of really good products out there now days, I prefer CLP, but I'll use rem oil in a pinch and not feel bad. I would recommend using an actual gun oil as opposed to a liquid lube, just 'cause it will stay better.
I am the master of my fate
I am the captain of my soul
"(The Second Amendment) isn't a law but an enumerated right, a right that we cannot allow to be corralled to make politicians and ant-gun fanatics happy." ~Old Grump
thank you for your kind words sir.......
While no one ever listens to me,
I am constantly being told to be quiet.
In a world of snowflakes,
be the heat..
I have been using a lot of tetra lately
I use wilson combat ultima lube ll, stays where you put it, slippery as pelican snot and doesn't run all over the place in 100+ degree temps we get in the desert
I used Tetra for a long time, good stuff. I bought a bottle of the ultima on a whim, tried it on my 1911s, and use it on everything now.
Last edited by davepool; 12-21-2014 at 01:02 AM.
When did you ever get your hands on Pelican Snot in the desert?
There was one a few years ago at one of the big reservoir lakes a few years, don't know how he got so far from home.
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