Lube

[joshh]

I will pick some Frog lube up from Amazon.......have some REM Oil...anyone using it?

lets hear a review on the frog. i wanted to pick some up at the recent gun show but the guy was aking $20/ bottle and thats nuts.
i used rem oil for years but too "oily" for my liking so i switched to the stuff that dries.

[Athensm50]

@joshh

Looks like you can pick up the "Paste" on Amazon for about 11 bucks....have to have a brush to apply...but I'm good with that....may order some this weekend.

will post and let you guys know.

[joshh]

@joshh
Looks like you can pick up the "Paste" on Amazon for about 11 bucks....have to have a brush to apply...but I'm good with that....may order some this weekend.
will post and let you guys know.

a guy on another site uses it on his ar's and his sig pistols. he said he prefers the liquid because it spreads easier. curious how well it works for the kahrs so i look forward to your review

[CarlCyrus]

I've been using FP-10 for the last year based on guidance I received from an armorer at one of those combat pistol training courses. They run 20 people through each class and they are all-day classes. Classes go almost all year long, so they have gained a lot of experience with different weapons, calibers, weather conditions, and cleaning/lubricating techniques. They see it all and know what works and what _ALMOST_ works (gives ups at a critical point in the training).

My 1911 was not running real well 100 rounds into the course. Cleaned and lubed with FP-10, and then ran another 900 without a hitch.

So...FP-10 is my go-to lube for all of my weapons.

Carl

[joshh]

I've been using FP-10 for the last year based on guidance I received from an armorer at one of those combat pistol training courses. They run 20 people through each class and they are all-day classes. Classes go almost all year long, so they have gained a lot of experience with different weapons, calibers, weather conditions, and cleaning/lubricating techniques. They see it all and know what works and what _ALMOST_ works (gives ups at a critical point in the training).

My 1911 was not running real well 100 rounds into the course. Cleaned and lubed with FP-10, and then ran another 900 without a hitch.

So...FP-10 is my go-to lube for all of my weapons.

Carl

i have read that fp-10 is a sweet lube, but oily. my carry needs to be dry, and work...

[Athensm50]

got my Frog Lube in from Amazon!

will try to strip and apply this weekend....not sure with this great weather if I will have time ;-) .....WAAAAAAY too much yard work to do!

will try...and let you know.

Athens

[Popeye]

Been using Mobil One V Twin 20/50 in my Harley and on my guns for years. No need to change now.

[joot]

Please post a review of the Frog lube so the rest of us can make a decision....thanks....

[TennSCN]

Breakfree CLP.

I've got to...

I bought a gallon jug in 1993 for $44. I cut it 4:1 with mineral spirits. I've still got almost 4x as much as I bought 20 years ago and don't have a hinge in the house that squeaks.

[Shark1007]

I recently tried froglube and am sold. I ran 100 rounds thru a Sig C3 today and the powder residue wiped right off, it smells good and I like it a lot. I use a hair dryer to heat the metal and it seems to almost soak in a bit. I'm going to stay with the stuff, I gave the grease from the kit to a gunsmith friend and I am ordering more today.

I use it on my CM9 and CW45 also and they smell "minty" if I ever had to stick the muzzle up a bad guy's nose, it would gently clear his sinuses, but not his pants.

[jocko]

Been using Mobil One V Twin 20/50 in my Harley and on my guns for years. No need to change now.

ur a very wise man Popeye. esspecially in the Harley.. I have run Mobil one 15-50 before they ever came out with V-Twin . Now it is V-Twin in both of my harleys and Mobil One in all ofmy vehicles 0W-40 to be exact.

[jeepster09]

[Barth]

Per Hickok45 i've started using Ballistol