Froglube

[7 RING]

Now that I know that Frog Lube smells like peppermint, I have to ask the question. Does it taste like peppermint and will it make my breath minty fresh ?

[Amicus]

Now that I know that Frog Lube smells like peppermint, I have to ask the question. Does it taste like peppermint and will it make my breath minty fresh ?

It's yours to discover.

Actually, when I used to teach gun cleaning I used to joke that M-Pro 7 was supposed to be non-toxic, but discouraged as a beverage.

[sinlessorrow]

Now that I know that Frog Lube smells like peppermint, I have to ask the question. Does it taste like peppermint and will it make my breath minty fresh ?

No and no.

It has no taste and doesnt leave a fresh breathe smell.

[Tzoid]

Lube threads are a slippery subject.

[pmedic920]

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That made me laugh out loud.


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[thehun]

I've used Frog Lube for over a year now...great product and I love how it changes to temps and the lubricity that it provides while being good to your hands

Here is the bad thing that I have noticed. Over time if you do not clean your chamber...it will start to build up in the breach area (probably me putting way too much lubricant on the bolt) This was after about 1000rds and it caused to eject a little differently...cleaned...no problemo

It appear to be a granule like substance

[BTL BRN]

Here is the bad thing that I have noticed. Over time if you do not clean your chamber...it will start to build up in the breach area (probably me putting way too much lubricant on the bolt) This was after about 1000rds and it caused to eject a little differently...cleaned...no problemo

It appear to be a granule like substance

Elaborate? It actually caused failures to eject or a different ejection pattern?

[thehun]

Different ejection patterns

[skullworks]

Different ejection patterns

But no failures of any kind? You didn't perhaps swap to a different brand ammo in the midst of this?

[hilpala]

As far as using the paste. If you follow the instructions, using the paste to season the part lubed, it liquifies when applied to the metal when the metal is warmed as instructed. Let is set for about an hour, then wipe off excess. The liquid will get into nooks and crannies easier, but if done right, the paste will melt into wherever you want it to using a small brush. I use both and really am sold on it. It's not a gimmick IMHO but I pray we don't have zero degree weather down here in the South. No reports here on zero degree performance.

These were the same instructions my cousin gave me before his 5th deployment. I believe I use a different product but similar method.