Frog Lube???

[Justin69]

Hey guys,
Was just wondering what you thought of Frog Lube? Found a store in my area that sells it. There are alot of videos out there. Is it really that good or over rated?

 

[Revival]

I contemplated trying Froglube a few times but never ended doing it. Most videos are people with glocks using it so im curious to know how it works with the m&ps.

 

[enidpd804]

I've used it on my Bravo Company, M&Ps and Glock 20 with success. The only thing I consider a drawback is that it takes a little more time to apply and it doesn't work well with other lubes. So, it's all FL or none at all.

 

[gpetrucci85]

I use frog lube on all of my and my wife's guns. I use on my M&P 9c, and my M&P 15 sport. works great. Like I said, I use it on all of our firearms.

 

[Gauger]

I really like it. I have switched to it for all of my firearms. I agree with the previous post, it is a little more difficult to apply the first time, after the first application it is much easier. and cleaning after shooting is a breeze. I just wipe down with a microfiber towel, run a bore snake down the barrel and apply a small amount of the liquid lube to the barrel. It also smells better.

 

[Harrison]

I use Mobile 1 mixed with a dash of ATF on all my guns. It is inexpensive, works great, and available everywhere. My second choice of lubricant is Breakfree CLP. It is inexpensive, available almost everywhere and works great. Ballistol also works well. One poster noted Frog Lube was shown to work really well on Glocks. Funny, Glocks are one of the few firearms that work just as well with no lube as they do with lube. I have never used Frog Lube and don't intend to. There are to many proven good lubes available to strart using one just because it is expensive and has a catchy name. I guess that makes me a curmudgeon

 

[baccusboy]

FrogLube has many great reviews, and I have no doubt it would serve you well.

I might try it some day, but I have such a supply of other stuff that works, I have no need to purchase it soon.

 

[JamesRMiller]

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[NUTTBALL763]

I love Frog Lube. It's all bio based and non toxic. I like that I can sit at my coffee table or dinner table without any worries. It also smells good. I really became a believer when I was at training last month and we were using a new frangible ammo. I had just gave my .223 a Frog Lube cleaning and my rifle was the only one not jamming. I use it on all of my M&P's also.

 

[jerrybruce]

Love it. Been using it on 3 pistols (Ruger LCP, S&W M&P, XDM) since each one was new. All work flawlessly and show no noticeable wear. Highly recommend it.

 

[pazzo]

I use it exclusively now. First application is after a degreasing with rubbing alcohol and apply. I don't heat the gun. I just go shoot it and it gets hot.
I then wipe the gun down after use and reapply.

The gun gets more slippery where applied and soon I find myself using less lube and elbow grease to clean.

What really convinced me is after using it on my DI LMT AR. Slick stuff.

 

[swrdply400mrelay]

I've been using it on my M&P9 for a few months now with no problems. Like someone pointed out the first application is the hardest. Afterwards, it's pretty easy. It doesn't stink up the house and isn't greasy on the hands.

The best comparison I can come up with is it's like Rain-X for your gun. Doesn't allow gunk stick; it wipes off.

 

[pyro]

I haven't used it, but there is something to be said for not "stinking up the house". This is my wife's complaint not mine. Being a retired chemist and a long time pyro, I love the smell of solvents and burning gun powder. Maybe frog lube is the answer to my wife's intolerance. I think I will give it a try.

 

[bolewine]

Another good product is gunzilla much like froglube it cleared up some issues with my 22a. I now use it on all of my guns now! Check it out!

 

[wingnuut]

The frog lube will smoke when barrel gets hot, saw a demo where froglube would burn and leave black residue ,where as syn. lube known as super lube was clean and no smoke,you can get a tube of it at any hardware store for 6 bucks and will last for years, New glocks come with copper antiseize as lube any auto parts store has it.

 

[pazzo]

The frog lube will smoke when barrel gets hot, saw a demo where froglube would burn and leave black residue ,

Not my experience, even on the AR. I don't lube with the liquid, only the paste.

 

[BlueOvalBandit]

The frog lube will smoke when barrel gets hot, saw a demo where froglube would burn and leave black residue ,where as syn. lube known as super lube was clean and no smoke,you can get a tube of it at any hardware store for 6 bucks and will last for years, New glocks come with copper antiseize as lube any auto parts store has it.

I saw this video and froglube burned clean
020.3gp - YouTube

Left to right

Frog lube, LaRue MG lube, Weaponshield CLP

 

[k-dog]

I have nine firearms with frog lube treatments. Pistols, shotguns, and rifles. Not once has it smoked. Even with magazine dumps

 

[Revival]

I use Mobile 1 mixed with a dash of ATF on all my guns. It is inexpensive, works great, and available everywhere. My second choice of lubricant is Breakfree CLP. It is inexpensive, available almost everywhere and works great. Ballistol also works well. One poster noted Frog Lube was shown to work really well on Glocks. Funny, Glocks are one of the few firearms that work just as well with no lube as they do with lube. I have never used Frog Lube and don't intend to. There are to many proven good lubes available to strart using one just because it is expensive and has a catchy name. I guess that makes me a curmudgeon

The OP is looking for feedback on Froglube. He is not asking what YOU use. If you have nothing good to say or no experience with Froglube (and you dont intent do) what do you feel it is necessary to talk down on it? Just doesnt make sense.

 

[N4KVE]

The OP is looking for feedback on Froglube. He is not asking what YOU use. If you have nothing good to say or no experience with Froglube (and you dont intent do) what do you feel it is necessary to talk down on it? Just doesnt make sense.

He is offering an alternative to use. While Froglube is near $4 an ounce, Mobil 1 is $6 a quart. How do we know Froglube isn't repackaged Mobil 1? The OP might be interested to know there are products of equal quality for a lot less cash. GARY