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Posted: 8/1/2003 5:32:12 PM EDT
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nope, jus light CLP. tried grease on an AR bolt, i didnt like it, to clumped up and stuff, i clean my rifles pretty often , so i jus use light CLP and it makes cleaning easier with out gumming up stuff.
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Posted: 8/3/2003 5:58:21 AM EDT
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CLP is great for cleaning, but I prefer RemOil for the internals. CLP tends to go on thick and gum up the works. Anhydrous graphite works well for a dry lube.
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Posted: 8/15/2003 9:20:09 PM EDT
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Prestone makes a silicone lubricant that I use on my Glocks, XD, 10/22 and AR. This stuff lubes well without attracting trash. Cheap too:)
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Posted: 8/19/2003 5:29:52 PM EDT
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I use benchwood casey moly lube. Ive found that grease and oil tend to atract to much dirt and dust, thus making the gun jam. Try it , I think you will be plesently surprised.
P.S. this stuff looks like grey paint when you put it on, and that film tends to make the gun jam a little. cycle it about 20 times with your hans before you shoot and it shouldnt jam at all. |
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