A few years ago, one of the gunsmiths here recommended this. It's all I use as a lubricant now.
Thanks for the tip about M-Pro7, will definitely check it out. As for Frog Lube, it's definitely bad if it's used like grease. I use it the way I use car wax: I wipe a very, very thin coating on exposed areas, let it dry (or sit in the sun), and then wipe it all off. Project Farm rates it among the very best for corrosion prevention, which is the only thing I use it for. Again, just my experience.
Another vote for G96 as the "best" CLP. That's not to say Hoppe's #9, Lubriplate and Lucas grease don't all have important place on my bench.G96 for the win . It’s a modern day Ballistol without the stink.
Another vote for G96 as the "best" CLP. That's not to say Hoppe's #9, Lubriplate and Lucas grease don't all have important place on my bench.
Germany never had a chance. They had George Luger. We had John Browning. Their pistols were 9mm. Ours were 45.
Germany never had a chance. They had George Luger. We had John Browning. Their pistols were 9mm. Ours were 45.
Actually 95% of what I use is 3 in1 oil/lithium grease(lubrication) and WD-40/Hoppe's#9 for cleaning. Been using this on rifles/shotguns/handguns and reloading equipment for 50 years. And I'll put my equipment up against anybody's posted here as cleanliness/lubrication and function.
Youse guys want a fireball cleaner?.........Look up the formula for Ed's Red.
G96 for the win . It’s a modern day Ballistol without the stink.