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Dry lube?
- Thread starter DaveTheMinion
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i dont know if powder/residue binds with frog lube or exactly how it works, but i know i have shot hundreds of rounds at one range visit and never had any issue with the gun having build up and not being able to cycle, or any range visit for that matter. also know too that i clean my guns after every time i shot. of course the amount of residue is also depenent on the quality of ammo, ive learned that cheap ammo creates more dirt. i know i sound like an advicate for this stuff but my ar runs great when wet and this stuff does just that. its like $25, comes with past and liquid. the instructions say to heat up the metal before you apply the paste, they say it binds to the metal better when you do this. can apply it where ever lube it needed.
I got some Hornady One Shot Gun Cleaner and Dry Lube from when I brought my Hornady press but I haven't used it on the guns yet. I just oil them with Hoppes.
Hell that really does sound good!! being able to run light lube on an ar may be a HUGE interest for me, thanks!
Good video but is it smart to coat the grip/external portion of the frame if its so slick?
good idea, wont do.my.slide then LOL. I figure when the melonite wears.off,.it'll be called character
I apply a light coat then wipe it off. Not slick then.
just dont eat this stuff, even though they said it would probably be ok if you did LOL. edible gun lube??? sounds like SUCH a great snack
So I took the plunge and grabbed some frog lube Soviet, am I right in that you heat all treated components, then whispered the lube ob and allow to dry?
Soviet, am I right in that you heat all treated components, then whispered the lube ob and allow to dry?
Frog lube is great stuff, but from my understanding its better to apply the paste to warm metal (I usually use the gf's hair dryer). The liquid is great and it doesn't run. I still wouldn't eat it
