Gun oil or grease?

[olchevy]

For years I have used traditional gun oils for lubrication, mainly Militec-1 and old Hoppes oil, some rem oil.

The past year or so I have pretty much completely swapped to gun grease. I like it a LOT better, it doesn't run out of your gun, it doesn't dissipate on hot summer days and it is still there on the rails after a full day of shooting 500+ rounds.

One I have started using is a machine grease we use on 4-wheeler bearings since this grease is completely waterproof it helps even more. I love this stuff. And on some systems like ARs I use white lithium grease with great results.

What do you use? And why if you are totally for or against one.

 

[Masterdebater]

hmmmm i just changed to frog lube and i like it

 

[timbgtm]

CLP.Looking into frog lube.

 

[dial1911]

I have been using light oil for firing pins/other parts that don't move very far and Hoppe's gun grease for slides and semi-auto bolts. I want to try Frog Lube... the local guys had it, then sold out pretty fast- about the time it showed up on the ODT. I blame all of you.

I guess I'm going to have to order from their website.

 

[Echo 1]

Use Rem oil on most of firearms like the Teflon in it and my wheel guns use Snake oil it's good stuff.

 

[tlw1179]

I think i would rather use dillernad grease before what's in that tub above! Looks like some nasty sticky **** there

 

[sovietak474u]

I use militec-1 grease and frog lube. Slicker than snot.

 

[alpine]

I use nano oil and nano grease. Both are very good and resists water and dirt,dust. It's expensive but worth it.

http://www.nano-oil.com/Nano-Grease.html

 

[trader Ron]

olive oil works good or Crisco

 

[tywest]

depends on the firearm, im used to military rifles. some specify areas to grease and areas to oil