Froglube

[ChrisCross]

I've got 2 new Colts heading to the range today all Frog Lube'd up (that sounds somewhat kinky...). I'm interested to see how it works in/with a rifle from day one.

I'll post in here with observations etc and also after I take them to a Carbine Course later this month.

[McNulty]

I have used froglube for about a year now, and ran my carbine through a Northern Red course and an EAG course. Through the 3,000 rounds roughly I have shot in the past year, I have never had a malfunction with it. I really like the product and as a bonus it smells good too.

[Warp]

I've got 2 new Colts heading to the range today all Frog Lube'd up (that sounds somewhat kinky...). I'm interested to see how it works in/with a rifle from day one.

I'll post in here with observations etc and also after I take them to a Carbine Course later this month.

I Froglube'd my 6920 from day 1. A little over 2,000 rounds in and I'm quite pleased.

[ChrisCross]

I Froglube'd my 6920 from day 1. A little over 2,000 rounds in and I'm quite pleased.

Mine are a 6920 and a 6720 which by end of month should have around 1,000 rounds through each (oh my frikken wallet... damn you ammo prices.. damn you and the president that brought you).

[BoringGuy45]

I LOVE Froglube! My M&P45 started running smoother since I started using it, plus it takes maybe five minutes to wipe it clean after a long day at the range. Yeah, it takes a bit longer to reapply since you have to heat the metal, brush it on, then wait for it to cool, but that's not a huge deal and I find it relaxing to "paint" my guns after each range session.

[Trader Ben]

I've been using the stuff on several guns for awhile and I'm convinced. It even smells good.

[orionz06]

I've been using the stuff on several guns for awhile and I'm convinced. It even smells good.

Convinced on what?

[K1tt3n5]

I tried it again after not really shooting for over a year. Worked fine, but everything that I've used has. I would also like to add that I shot probably 400 rounds through my ar before putting it away dirty for over a year took it out and fired 100 rounds through without cleaning or reoiling it with no issues. All of this was while using a suppressor. I used weapon shield at the time. Rifle was dirty, but still functioned perfectly. I'm going to stick with frog lube for a while and see how it goes now that I'm shooting again. I currently have 100 rounds down the pipe and I don't plan on cleaning it for another 500 or so just to see how frog lube will hold up. I do not depend on this rifle for any reason and if I did, it would not be treated this way.

[DIRTMAN556]

Wife said, "Mmmm, smells good." Seals the deal for me.

[unclerandy]

I really like Froglube for my Glocks but i'm just about over the craze. Cleaning my AR i'm realizing very quickly that the gumming up waxy sludge makes cleaning a lot more work and ive already ordered some Fireclean.