It's been quite a while, but this isn't the first time that I've heard that FL and Seal1 were one in the same. I know one former distributor that has dealt closely with the Axelsons and he no longer uses or deals with FL at all. I've never pried or asked why, but it stands to reason that this may be why.
No doubt about it. Same goes for breakthrough, Lucas, Rand, etc. I've been using FC for over a year. Not because of any big name endorsements, but because a buddy sent some to me for free. He has no connection to FC either. I decided to give it a whirl. I've actually been surprised at how well it has worked, especially with dirty, suppressed guns. It really doesn't evaporate off like traditional lubes. It does have some capillary action, but not too much. So it spreads into the places you want it to, like into the trigger pins, but not so much that it just disappears. In other words, it does a decent job of staying where you put it. For example, the carrier and receiver can be caked in residue, but the bearing surfaces of the carrier are still wet with a thin layer of FC.
"Frog Lube....gave you a failure....? Please share with us how Frog Lube can give us a failure....please........!
