Frog Lube poor performance

[xounlistedxox]

I'm a sucker for the new magic oils. I just figure I spend plenty on my firearms, so might as well use the best oils for them.

Both frog lube and fireclean have been the biggest disappointments in recent history. Both easily gum up your weapon after sitting, or if applying only a little too much, even if applied per instructions. The best oils I have used so far are CLP, TW25B, Slip 2000 EWL, and FP-10, no gimmicks or odd application instructions with these, they just work, and are decently priced.

[mu9en]

I am a fan of frog lube. But the I'm not as experience as many of you guys out there. I do agree that it does gums up your internals. If you apply too thick, your firearm may have issues firing the first few rounds when it is cold. But when hot it works fine. This can be a problem if your firearm is a defensive weapon. I like the smell.

[golfish]

OP, I have no comment of the lube other then to say it has worked ok for my AR's. I've kind of gotten away from it and started using Slip 2000

Now, I do have a comment on your SA revolvers. Very nice, Sir. Very Very Nice.

I appreciate all the pictures you have posted up.

[ERdept]

Any guys that need lube…..lol

[Bobshouse]

What do you expect from minty smelling French fry grease?

[tbc]

I love the smell of Froglube so much so when I ran out of Froglube, I temporarily use Bengay.


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[Echidin]

Stopped using froglube when it started becoming grainy on some of my guns. I still keep a tub of it around because of the smell.

[madoka]

What's the upside to it?

You can eat it!

[gsparesa]

Oh well, guess I'll use the rest of the stuff to lube my frog. Now that's an upside. Renip!

[Flintlock Tom]

But, but, but...Navy Seals!

[sdjetpilot]

Funny thread. I use frog lube. No failures yet. Its more cumbersome to use but i clean my guns on my bathroom sink so its non toxicity was a selling point

[gsparesa]

Funny thread. I use frog lube. No failures yet. Its more cumbersome to use but i clean my guns on my bathroom sink so its non toxicity was a selling point

Well that says it all. I tried cleaning my Guns in the bathroom but it made the wall and floor sticky.

[xXRifleManXx]

Well I've never really had a dog in the froglube fight.... I pulled out a little used pistol I didn't clean last time I shot it in July. Oh its nasty! It didn't want to shoot. Uses some clp to spray it down and ran fine. My 1911 also not cleaned but lubed with oil ran just fine... Guess I'll stick with stuff that works

[JTROKS]

Still no FL fan boy chiming in.

[sdjetpilot]

Plenty of non toxic lubes out there.

And your lube may be non-toxic, but all the lead particles you're cleaning out of your gun aren't.

Let me rephrase.. I dont get complaints from the wife when i use this stuff compared to other clp.

Honestly couldn't care less about this stuff i don't endorse it or would say its the best. But first time I heard about it gumming up guns though. Ive left some untouched in the safe with froglube for over a year and shot em with no problems. Again not trying to defend the product. Its expensive, cumbersome to use, and not the best ive used. Just saying I haven't had any problems with the gumming. Send your unwanted froglube my way. I'll take em. One man's trash is another's treasure


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