tell me about frogLube

[JDG.]

I will be the lone voice in the wilderness- don't like it and won't use it any more.

explain please? Like to hear both sides

 

[Cobalt 60]

I will be the lone voice in the wilderness- don't like it and won't use it any more.

What did you not like about it? I know some folks who have said that it seems to go away quickly, but I have not had the problem yet.

As for gumming up my .22's, I used it on my tactical solutions .22 upper and my Ruger 22/45, and both of them gummed up a bit. I did not wipe them dry like a lot of folks do with Froglube, so that may have been part of the problem. I have to see a little bit of "wet" to be satisfied with any lube on moving parts.

 

[JDG.]

my 22 s run fine with it

I coat my sparrow with it and it makes it much easier to clean than the lithium did

I like the way you think!

 

[2005Redfire6]

I just started using it recently and love it

 

[Hayata]

Just read the instructions...you have to strip the ol' petro-based stuff off before using FL. Oil-based and FL don't play well together.

I used brake cleaner.

Oh, and then you have to heat up the parts...

But I must say, it seems to work pretty good after all of the hassle...

Still like CLP for AR's and AK's...

 

[woodstock]

explain please? Like to hear both sides

What did you not like about it? I know some folks who have said that it seems to go away quickly, but I have not had the problem yet.

As for gumming up my .22's, I used it on my tactical solutions .22 upper and my Ruger 22/45, and both of them gummed up a bit. I did not wipe them dry like a lot of folks do with Froglube, so that may have been part of the problem. I have to see a little bit of "wet" to be satisfied with any lube on moving parts.

Gumming up- that stuff was everywhere, and even caused some light firing pin strikes.
It was already applied on a gun I bought so I have no idea on how well it was applied.
The stuff was greasy and a pia to remove, so no more for me.

 

[Cobalt 60]

Just read the instructions...you have to strip the ol' petro-based stuff off before using FL. Oil-based and FL don't play well together.

I used brake cleaner.

Oh, and then you have to heat up the parts...

But I must say, it seems to work pretty good after all of the hassle...

Still like CLP for AR's and AK's...

I actually use it without the heating and seems to work fine. That might make it work better on my .22's but I just went back to regular old oil.

 

[Cobalt 60]

Gumming up- that stuff was everywhere, and even caused some light firing pin strikes.
It was already applied on a gun I bought so I have no idea on how well it was applied.
The stuff was greasy and a pia to remove, so no more for me.

Sounds like they packed it in like cosmoline!!

 

[sovietak474u]

I heat the metal with a hairdryer and apply the paste. Makes the gun slick as snot. I love it.

 

[JDG.]

Well Ill use my heat gun, dont want to mix guns and hair dryers