FrogLube Issue with long term stored weapons.

[Uncas47]

If FL didn't work for Mark, he would shit can it in a new york minute. THAT was my original post. I love him anyway (no homo)!

That goes for PB too!

[markm]

Yeah... Those LMT MWS 308 BCGs would stick shut, and there was usually a toxic medley of 12 types of powder fired suppressed in them. Not sure if that was an FL issue or just complete filth.

[Colt Carson]

I would use motor oil on my guns before I used something called "Frog Lube"

[1986s4]

The testing I read some years ago showed that FL was very slippery and very good at corrosion resistance. As such I use what I have left as an anti-rust coat here in tropical FL. Seems to work well and it does soak into phosphated finishes.
As a lube it gummed up my well broken in Colt .38 super, super pasty when mixed with the usual soot from shooting. I do stay with non-toxic lubes.

[1986s4]

The testing I read some years ago showed that FL was very slippery and very good at corrosion resistance. As such I use what I have left as an anti-rust coat here in tropical FL. Seems to work well and it does soak into phosphated finishes.
As a lube it gummed up my well broken in Colt .38 super, super pasty when mixed with the usual soot from shooting. I do stay with non-toxic lubes.

[MistWolf]

I've had firearms seize up tight when Froglube mixed with residue from .22 LR ammo and the preservative Colt uses when shipping new firearms. In fact, the wife's P22 locked up so hard I thought something broke. It locked up a 1911 I'd had for decades and thought I had cleaned it of all Colt preservative.

I don't use Froglube on my firearms anymore, but it does make a good lube when drilling metal.

[1986s4]

I've had firearms seize up tight when Froglube mixed with residue from .22 LR ammo and the preservative Colt uses when shipping new firearms. In fact, the wife's P22 locked up so hard I thought something broke. It locked up a 1911 I'd had for decades and thought I had cleaned it of all Colt preservative.

I don't use Froglube on my firearms anymore, but it does make a good lube when drilling metal.

OK, something to remember. I've used it for sharpening knives and preservation. Any outdoor knife that maybe used for cutting food gets sharpened with a non-toxic lube.

[RobertTheTexan]

God damn it you literally stole every word out of my head better than I ever could have said it. Hell I like you, you can come to my house and **** my sister. And Kyle Lamb personally handed me a sample size bottle of rand clp once, it's still sitting on my bench untouched but I fondled it the other day and thought about his beard.


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