Posted: 11/26/2008 8:17:04 PM EDT
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Find a tube of Dow Corning Molykote 33 Medium.
Good for Temps from -100F to 400F. Slippery as heck, white, smells pretty darn good and it's the perfect consistancy. You can buy a 150 Gram tube [last you years and years] and it works very well on Garands and M14s to boot. Been using it for a while before I posted, you WILL like it. Plastic compatable also. |
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G.  I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it |
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I've been using Super Lube.
It's cheap and you can eat it. http://www.super-lube.com/synthetic-multipurpose-grease-ez-49.htm |
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I've been using Super Lube. It's cheap and you can eat it. http://www.super-lube.com/synthetic-multipurpose-grease-ez-49.htm +1, comes in oil and grease |
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I've been using Super Lube. It's cheap and you can eat it. http://www.super-lube.com/synthetic-multipurpose-grease-ez-49.htm I use it,good stuff. M1A's come from the factory lubed with it. |
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it Thanks, I just signed up for a sample. |
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I stopped long ago buying so-called "gun oil" and other magic gun elixirs and it isn't because they don't work as advertised. It's the outrageous cost that caused me to switch to synthetic motor oil and rear end grease and I haven't looked back. For $10 or $15, you can have a lifetime supply of everything you need (and it works !). |
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I stopped long ago buying so-called "gun oil" and other magic gun elixirs and it isn't because they don't work as advertised. It's the outrageous cost that caused me to switch to synthetic motor oil and rear end grease and I haven't looked back. For $10 or $15, you can have a lifetime supply of everything you need (and it works !).
I too have been using Syn. gear oil. I would like to know what to use when the Hoppies cleaning fluid is gone? Humble, helpful hijack |
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I stopped long ago buying so-called "gun oil" and other magic gun elixirs and it isn't because they don't work as advertised. It's the outrageous cost that caused me to switch to synthetic motor oil and rear end grease and I haven't looked back. For $10 or $15, you can have a lifetime supply of everything you need (and it works !).
I too have been using Syn. gear oil. I would like to know what to use when the Hoppies cleaning fluid is gone? Humble, helpful hijack Ed's Red? |
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I stopped long ago buying so-called "gun oil" and other magic gun elixirs and it isn't because they don't work as advertised. It's the outrageous cost that caused me to switch to synthetic motor oil and rear end grease and I haven't looked back. For $10 or $15, you can have a lifetime supply of everything you need (and it works !).
I too have been using Syn. gear oil. I would like to know what to use when the Hoppies cleaning fluid is gone? Humble, helpful hijack Ed's Red? Mpro-7. No odor, biodegradable and it fricking works. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I stopped long ago buying so-called "gun oil" and other magic gun elixirs and it isn't because they don't work as advertised. It's the outrageous cost that caused me to switch to synthetic motor oil and rear end grease and I haven't looked back. For $10 or $15, you can have a lifetime supply of everything you need (and it works !). I too have been using Syn. gear oil. I would like to know what to use when the Hoppies cleaning fluid is gone? Humble, helpful hijack I mix synthetic motor oil and WD-40, 50-50.  |
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it Thanks for the link, never met a free sample I didn't like. |
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it Thanks for the link, never met a free sample I didn't like. I tend to agree. And I received mine on Friday or Saturday....so at not this next range outing, but the one after, I'll see how well it works. |
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it Got my free sample in the mail today.
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it Got my free sample in the mail today. ditto. Good sized tube. 
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I've been using Super Lube. It's cheap and you can eat it. http://www.super-lube.com/synthetic-multipurpose-grease-ez-49.htm Well we have a winner. I will start using this stuff. That way, If I get hungry while maintaining my pistol, I have a snack in my cleaning kit. |
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I stopped long ago buying so-called "gun oil" and other magic gun elixirs and it isn't because they don't work as advertised. It's the outrageous cost that caused me to switch to synthetic motor oil and rear end grease and I haven't looked back. For $10 or $15, you can have a lifetime supply of everything you need (and it works !).
What he said. I switched to this about 3-4 years ago. Still have 3/4 of the tube left. Superior to any of the many gun lubes I've tried over the years and cheap to boot. 
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it I got my free sample of Magnalube last week, I like it alot. |
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You folks that got that free sample of Magnalube G- will you please post a usage report sometime? I needs to know! Report: I use this on the barrel to slide interface and on the lugs of every Glock I own. Where most used Glocks show some marks at at slide/muzzle interface, mine look brand new with no marks. With a very tight gun such as the Sig GSR, the lube is too thick. Only CLP or very light oil would work on it. My OLY arms 9mm came with a greased bolt from the factory. The Magnalube worked fine in that platform. It is messy to clean, so I went back to CLP, which a former Oly employee/board member told me was fine. I run Magnalube on both my Kimbers and have for years. I also run it on the roller and bolt of my M1A. We used to use it in pancake air cylinders to prevent binding, and because it is o-ring safe. |
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it Thanks. My sample is on the way. 30 weight motor oil works great |
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Look at the specs on Magnalube-G. I use it on my M1A and on slides of most semi auto pistolas. I have been using it for 10+ years. It is O-ring safe too!
Also check out Magnalube-GX. free sample thank you, will try it Thanks, I just signed up for a sample. Me too! |
