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FYI I am a fanatic when it comes to smooth working guns, I want to share a lube I found that is the best so far that I've used for a long time. I am not selling this stuff just providing information on what i found. Its called Firearmor this stuff does not get sticky over time i've been using it for a while now on all the guns and have yet had it to break down after storage.My 1911's never worked and felt so smooth after using this stuff. get it here
http://firearmorgrapheneoil.com/?fbclid ... Y94QqcZtM

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Gator Guy wrote: Sat Feb 23, 2019 1:18 pm Is it better than



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Nothing is better than that.

I am not much on buying stuff over the internet if I can find it local.
I use a couple of brands that are here in the gun shops in Angelina Co.
Frog Lube and Snake Venom. Have you used these and how do you compare them/????

I am a Tri-Flow fan. I started using it when I witnessed the in-line skaters using it on their wheels.

My lube of choice. A little goes a long way with this stuff.

https://www.motul.com/us/en-US/products ... 81333c9389

I use all of Breakthrough products below. I recently decided I like grease on my AR’s. What I like best about their snakes is it has the caliber on a permanent tag attached to the snake so I don’t have to try guess which snake which gun. The best is their solvent has no odor.

https://www.breakthroughclean.com

P.S. I am still a big fan of Ballistol though.

carlson1 wrote: Sun Feb 24, 2019 12:50 am I use all of Breakthrough products below. I recently decided I like grease on my AR’s. What I like best about their snakes is it has the caliber on a permanent tag attached to the snake so I don’t have to try guess which snake which gun. The best is their solvent has no odor.

https://www.breakthroughclean.com

P.S. I am still a big fan of Ballistol though.

I use them too, good stuff. On their bore snakes I like that you can detach the lead rope part and wash the cleaning part.

They are good people. I bought the rod handle, rotating rod section, and 4 normal rod sections. They shipped me 5 rotating rod sections. I emailed them, but it was right before the NRAAM in Dallas and everybody was gone. I stopped by their booth and was talking to them and mentioned it. They guy mentioned seeing my order getting packed and thought to himself "Who would order 5 rotating rod sections?". Rather than waiting and fixing the issue when they got back to the shop they just handed me 4 normal rods right there at the show and told me to keep the ones I had. I gave the extras away in a rifle training class.

Gator Guy wrote: Sat Feb 23, 2019 1:18 pm Is it better than



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I dont think yours can claim this and firearmor is not petroleum based oil.
FireArmor, the ONLY CLP using Graphene, the slickest, thinnest, strongest, substance known to man is nearly indestructible and impervious to heat and water!

I’ve tried a lot of stuff over the years, many manufacturers make their own claims about how good they are. Honestly I’m at the point where I use whatever I have and I’m not spending $14 an ounce for it. I do not recall ever having an issue with lubricants I’ve used, they’ve all worked and I clean and lube after each use anyway. Maybe someday I’ll get the urge to try a super duper CLP again.

https://lucasoil.com/products/out-door- ... ty-gun-oil

If you want something that won’t break down over time and makes your gun very smooth. Use this. I discovered it by accident at oreillys auto parts store about 4 years ago. This has been the best stuff I’ve ever used. I used to be a rem oil guy, then went to eezox, the froglube, and the list goes on. Once I found this I have not looked back. It takes very very little and an 8oz bottle will last you years. I’m still on the one I bought 4 years ago. I clean my guns with breakfree clp then I use this to line with. I’ve never had an issue.