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Yes. I use it on my garage door rails. Makes then slick and quiet. Lowers the drag on the motors.Frog lube anyone?
I use Rem oil in the spray can for door locks and hinges.
Hopped #9 makes a great smelling salt.
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Yes. I use it on my garage door rails. Makes then slick and quiet. Lowers the drag on the motors.Frog lube anyone?
I think we have learned two lessons from your story: first, don't use lucas gun oil for long term storage, second, you need to shoot your guns more often!I had Lucas Gun Oil in an AR-15 that sat in my safe for about a year. When I finally got around to taking it to the range, the oil had hardened to the point where I couldn’t even charge the bolt. The RO and I had to slam the butt of the stock down vertically onto a bench several times while pushing down on the charging handle before the bolt carrier group was finally able to break free from the hardened oil. I took it home and cleaned all the oil out, most of which had transformed into a green solid that looked something like rock candy. I threw the rest of my Lucas Gun Oil out and have been using M-Pro 7 gun oil ever since.
Recently, I’ve started using Clenzoil gun oil here and there too, because I like the needle applicator it comes with, and that stuff really stays in place. I don’t know what it will do long term though. I do know that the M-Pro 7 does well long term.
at least is not gunoil, i am jk!So just out of curiosity what is everyone utilizing to maintain their fire arms. I've floated for cleaning between Hoppies and Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner. Lately it has mostly been Simple Green as it is "all natural" and does a pretty good job. For lube ive utilized Hoppies, but also moved over to utilizing Mobile 1 Synthetic 0w-0 motor oil. Its cheap and works great.
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Funny that's never happen to me before. I will think twice before I use it next time, maybe go back to my old ways of just using mobil 1. Never had any issue when I used motor oil either.I had Lucas Gun Oil in an AR-15 that sat in my safe for about a year. When I finally got around to taking it to the range, the oil had hardened to the point where I couldn’t even charge the bolt. The RO and I had to slam the butt of the stock down vertically onto a bench several times while pushing down on the charging handle before the bolt carrier group was finally able to break free from the hardened oil. I took it home and cleaned all the oil out, most of which had transformed into a green solid that looked something like rock candy. I threw the rest of my Lucas Gun Oil out and have been using M-Pro 7 gun oil ever since.
Recently, I’ve started using Clenzoil gun oil here and there too, because I like the needle applicator it comes with, and that stuff really stays in place. I don’t know what it will do long term though. I do know that the M-Pro 7 does well long term.
For cleaning I will use hoppes or whatever solvent I have on hand, lubrication I use 30w motor oil and wherever I need grease Lucas syntheticSo just out of curiosity what is everyone utilizing to maintain their fire arms. I've floated for cleaning between Hoppies and Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner. Lately it has mostly been Simple Green as it is "all natural" and does a pretty good job. For lube ive utilized Hoppies, but also moved over to utilizing Mobile 1 Synthetic 0w-0 motor oil. It’s cheap and works great.
You need to be more specific as to what gun and where you want to grease and then what NLGI number the grease is.anyone use White Lithium Grease for their guns?
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