try turning you oven on to the lowest setting you hear it click on (if a turn knob) or if digital most go to 175 and that should be no problem for any weapon.
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try turning you oven on to the lowest setting you hear it click on (if a turn knob) or if digital most go to 175 and that should be no problem for any weapon.
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How hot are you setting the temp to?Originally Posted by .300
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Damn easy there Tex! Not saying I've done this or had it happen, just asking if it's been an issue for anyone!
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BCM 14.5 w/ BCE 1.5
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I am slowly drinking the "kool aid," having always really been interested in Frog Lube; but being quite content with Slip2000 EWL.
I just happened on some of the 1oz (?) tubes and slipped one in my pistol grip at a recent range session. The particular rifle I had with me that day only has around 3K rounds on it, and about 500 since it's last cleaning; but just for grins I broke it down took a cloth and wiped off the internals - which for those who use Slip is generally pretty much all you need to do.
I have always read/heard the positive comments about the smell, but it really does have to be appreciated in person; I dig it! So I slather up a BCG that had been warmed by two rapid fire mags and watch the stuff just melt into place. After a range session of about 200 rounds, I can see that it has congealed and that the carbon appears to have been lifted to the surface. I get home, wipe with a shop rag, and then apply heat with a hairdryer. Instantly the surface becomes slick again; and so I attempted to season my parts. I wipe off most of the surface wetness and then reapply some more of the liquid.
I can't wait to really let the round count increase and see how it does long term; but I am impressed so far. No suprisingly, in reading a chunk of this thread there seems to be some seasoned vets here that are singing it's praises.
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Froglube smells exactly like toilet bowl cleaner. It is a strong mint-like smell.
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Actually smells like a football locker room. "Wintergreen"
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Only if they recently cleaned the toilets.
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To me it still smells exactly like Icy Hot or Bengay.
I like it.
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Ive converted to Froglube on all my firearms, rifles, shotguns and pistols. Ive been very happy with the performance and clean-up so far. I started to clean my DDM4V3 tonight for the first time since using Froglube on this weapon. I just ended up frustrated and quit for the night.
Questions: How the hell do you get the inside holes and recesses of the BCG cleaned out? I used a mop attachment and it filled everything with "lint"!
Do you use the solvent or similar again to clean the hard to get areas and then reapply the Froglube from scratch? I'm already bothered I cant imagine what the chamber and barrel will be like to clean! I mean dont get me wrong, a lot of stuff just wiped off external surfaces really well. But for the hard to get recesses and internal nooks and crannies the Froglube is like glue and nearly impossible to get sludge and crap out. I hope some others know what I'm talking about.
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Not sure I understand 100%, but cant you just warm up the part let the contamanent rise to the top and wipe off? I could be completely off base here....
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