Hornady “One Shot” Gun Cleaner-Degreaser and Dry Lubricant reduces friction

[Clarke123]

Has anyone actually used this stuff? What do you think?

http://oneshotgunlube.com/inner2.html

BTW: Some claim using this stuff for both a case lube AND dry film Gun Cleaner / Degreaser?!

 

[bearpugh]

i loved it when i reloaded. some don't.

 

[Clarke123]

i loved it when i reloaded. some don't.

There is some confusion in my mind: Are we talking about two different products from Hornady or just one?

 

[bearpugh]

oops. i was refering to the case lube.

 

[rale]

I'm really confused as to how something can both degrease and lubricate.

 

[GunNut]

Yes, I use it on my practically every moving part on both my Hornady pistol/rifle press and Mec shotgun press. I also use it as a case lube. Its great stuff, only downside is it isn't cheap.

 

[Clarke123]

The stuff is supposed to work like Break Free only it leaves a dry lubed finish that doesn't attract residue (like any type of oil /grease).
The major applications that it's recommended: Presses / Dies (even the insides of powder measures!), trigger groups, magazines, anywhere that needs to be cleaned and have a dry lube.

It's gotten great reviews on other forums, but I would like to more from local sources before I buy some!

 

[Clarke123]

OK, Looks like there aren't too many using it, or saying so ...

I like to keep my trigger groups clean, and it's hard to do with wet lubes.
Perhaps add some dry Teflon stuff where appropriate ...
I also hate "slickery" cases going through my press!
So, I will buy some ... and find out for myself if the hype is correct!

 

[Clarke123]

Got some ... It works as advertised ... cleans and leaves a light dry-like lube residue.
Time will tell whether it holds up under fire!

 

[bbgun]

I've been using this grease less spray... It's actually a lubricant and cleaner. It's called safari charlie gun lube, have any of you used it yet? it has some pretty good reviews: http://www.superslickstuff.com/lubricant/Safari-Charlie-Gun-Lube.html Just pointing out a good spray alternative in case you are interested. Cheers...