No.
But when I went into the Border Patrol in 1980, my Dad decided to do me a "favor" by protecting all my guns from humidity/corrosion by drenching them in WD-40
When I discovered this, it was 1999.
I DID question him as to whether he had inadvertantly used SUPER GLUE as weapons lube. He claimed "Alzheimer's moment," but I suspect practical joke (because I would do shit like that).
I love my Dad far more than any stupid gun, but they were some really nice weapons (including a real Government Springfield 1911 from WWI).
The epilogue is that after soaking them in Butch's, they freed up and cleaned up perfectly. No damage that I can see at all.
Would I USE 3 in 1 oil? Hell, I'd use K-Y Jelly in an emergency (of course, . . . that would be a different KIND of emergency I suppose?). But I'd clean it with something more appropriate when there was a lull in the action.
Just a thought though. When I was still "on the job," it was my practice to buy my guns brand new. In sets of two. In the Smiths, have the magazine disconnect removed by the local P.D.'s armorer. Install Trijcon's on both guns. Get some range time on both of them and pick "#1 carry gun."
Then clean and maintain both of them. Put one away in an alternate "safe place." And keep other people's hands off of them (except to shoot them, etc.).
I bought two because I never carried anything we issued and if my handgun broke, nobody was going to give me another one of what I shot, while the other one was in the shop.