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[PseudoTsuga]

I'll just leave this here....

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=751408

You can thank me later.

Wow. That was AWESOME.

[PseudoTsuga]

I've been using Hoppe's no. 9 solvent and lube for all my guns, and break-free clp for stubborn carbon fouling, but I think I'm gonna check out Hornady's One Shot! That stuff seems awesome. Don't know why I wouldn't have assumed it would be awesome, being Hornady...

[Jimi Jah]

Oder is very important as I clean inside some times. I use Slip, no stink, non petrolium, non-toxic.

[_TomT_]

EWL Slip 2000 or FP-10, other than the fact that they are very good I use them primirarily becuase I get them for free...

[CandG]

I've been using Hoppe's no. 9 solvent and lube for all my guns, and break-free clp for stubborn carbon fouling, but I think I'm gonna check out Hornady's One Shot! That stuff seems awesome. Don't know why I wouldn't have assumed it would be awesome, being Hornady...

Same here, always used Hoppe's or Mpro-7 because I didn't think it really made a difference as long as it was marketed for gun use. Definitely ordering a can of that One Shot after reading the link posted above, sounds like a good product

[k1dude]

Lubriplate if you want non-toxic, One-Shot if you don't care.

[meno377]

I'll just leave this here....

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=751408

You can thank me later.

Thank You!

[Pablo5959]

Lubriplate FMO-350AW

http://www.grantcunningham.com/lubricants101.html

^^^^ this is what I use too.

[2meterB]

I wax mine :/ collinite 845

[golfish]

Hoppes #9 when I'm cleaning a bore, Break free CLP when I'm done cleaning a bore or small lube\cleaning jobs.

I've used Frog Lube on the AR's and its worked very well.

I haven't tried Mobil 1, if I did it would be the V-twin formula and I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work as good or better.

For a major strip down I use brake cleaner and a bucket. Got to remove the wood and plastic for this one.

[k1dude]

It's a food machinery lube, so you have to look up an industrial distributor source in your area like Applied Industrial Technologies if you just want a can or two. If you don't mind buying in bulk, you can get it on Amazon. I prefer the spray cans of FMO-350 AW and the small cans of FGL grease. A little goes a long way.