whats your "lube" :)

Just thought it be inreresting to see what kinda oil you guys are using and the merits of each...

I use kleenbore oil cos its supposed to clean and protect but really I got givin a heap of cleaning kits with bits missing years ago so scored a heap of bottles.... But im almoat run out and it like hmmmm what to buy lol..

I also have a bottle of rem oil with teflon I use for triggers and bolts as its quite thin so penetrate well and doesnt seem to gum up.. I akso got it in my brain the teflon would be real slippery... But dont put it in a barrel it causes terrible accuracy for 4~5 shots...

Break free clp with PTFE on and in everything. Doesnt seem to affect first shot much if at all but i put one tight dry patch down before using. Also seems to have mild copper removing effect.

Hoppes No9 does the job for me

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Originally Posted by P38

Hoppes No9 does the job for me

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Ant that a solvent?

Whats the whoferrydoo bout kroil DAVE????

Kroil and KG-4

Isnt it sopost to remove moly fouling?

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Whats the whoferrydoo bout kroil DAVE????

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It smells nice:)

If found ky to been good lube to help you out of those complicated situations:cool:

Been using "EWL -Extreme Weapons Lubricant" from Slip 2000 for 2 years now:
Slip 2000™ - EWL

Have been using it in rifle actions/triggers/barrels and semi-auto 12 guage action/gas rings etc.
Has been working well for me.

Found it leaves a really fine film that makes em run slick. And best of all (for me) doesn't attract/bind as much dust/carbon/shit as other lubes I've tried.

-Have been seeing how long it keeps my Xtrema2 running well, so have put 300 rounds through it without cleaning or applying more lube. Hasn't missed a beat, and still smooth......
....Thought that was pretty good.....until I read this:
S.W.A.T. MAGAZINE – FILTHY 14 : Slip 2000 Official Blog

..Cleaned once, at 26,000 rounds- shit, that will take me a few duck seasons :D

Dont use much of anything, bit of moly grease on bolt -lugs and cocking, bit of kroil for a cleaned barrel and a wipe over.
Cant beat the old stephen yougs .303 oil for smell, always kicks the memory into gear.

looks like Marmite is a favourite of some on this forum:)

Corrosion Protection Products for Rifles, Shooting, Benchrest Competition, Varminting and Firearms Storage

Beretta oil is the guns even get some

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If found ky to been good lube to help you out of those complicated situations:cool:

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Stop sticking things where they dont belong and it wont be so complicated!

I have used kroil for ages, its a good penetrant. Never had anything rust since using it so have stuck with it. One patch with kroil and a couple follow up patches and my barrels look like new. Seems to work well with HBN or Moly.

Kroil for inside the barrel - seems to effect clean / cold bore shot the least
G96 - smells wonderful, great on metalwork & my choice of lube for neckturning

Diesel engine oil in the AR's, Kroil for carbon, slip 2000 for rust prevention

Rem Oil

Clp. Break free. If you want to try some pm me I got a big bottle and ill send u some

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I use boretech Eleiminator for the main clean, and I use Eezox for the rust protection. I bought it as an aerosol aswell, which I use when i put the gun away for a long time, i spray it on and leave it thick.

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I use boretech Eleiminator for the main clean, and I use Eezox for the rust protection. I bought it as an aerosol aswell, which I use when i put the gun away for a long time, i spray it on and leave it thick.

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I got eezox to that 6mmbr writeup convinced me lol

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I got eezox to that 6mmbr writeup convinced me lol

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But you wouldnt want it in your barrel unless as a long term storage option? It goes to a soft seal/ waxy film right? or am I thinking of something else?

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But you wouldnt want it in your barrel unless as a long term storage option? It goes to a soft seal/ waxy film right? or am I thinking of something else?

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I just saw unrusted metal.....BUY!!!! I didnt actually read it lmao....

The break free clp was very close second;) Yours are all s/s or nickel coated anyway arnt they?

Baldbob... I hope you are aware no amount of oil will fix that 243 Barrel...

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If found ky to been good lube to help you out of those complicated situations:cool:

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Can't believe you wrote that when your signature is "You never know whats round the next corner" :thumbsup:

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But you wouldnt want it in your barrel unless as a long term storage option? It goes to a soft seal/ waxy film right? or am I thinking of something else?

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500 odd rounds, and no loss of accuracy or issues? I htink it does leave as film, but as far as i know, it works its way into the pores of the metal. I always run a brush with boretech and dry patches beofre a shoot, so maybe thats the key?

I use G96 tripple action on my firearms and have not had rust trouble since I have been using it

Yep, I use EESOX

Kroil up the spout,,,,,Eezox keeping everything on the outside good,,,did use to use a bit of that ballistol as well wasnt bad

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Clp. Break free. If you want to try some pm me I got a big bottle and ill send u some

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Ha Ha I bet you have perked a large supply.

Originally Posted by P38
Hoppes No9 does the job for me

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Ant that a solvent?

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Yes and a Bloody Good Lubricating Oil

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Give it a try sometime

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If found ky to been good lube to help you out of those complicated situations:cool:

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i find it burns so now i use excessive spit


i use Kroil because thats what ive got

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But you wouldnt want it in your barrel unless as a long term storage option? It goes to a soft seal/ waxy film right? or am I thinking of something else?

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Eezox dries and leaves no waxy film at all.
Been using it for quite a while now and haven't had any issues.

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Eezox dries and leaves no waxy film at all.
Been using it for quite a while now and haven't had any issues.

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Ok must be thinking of something else