Is Froglube still a thing? I thought that silly fad was mostly over?
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FrogLube AFTER SHTF?
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I used it with no problems in CA, but Midwest winter temperatures caused it to solidify and gum up. I did the reverse of the original treatment. I heated all the treated parts with a heat gun to open the pores of the metal and liquify the FL. I quickly wiped the liquid off and used cotton balls soaked in 90% isopropyl alcohol to wipe everything down and let them dry. I then lightly coated everything with rem oil. No problems since.Originally posted by MezcalfudBecause a Glock looks great in the case and then when you take it home it feels like you're holding a Costco pack of Kielbasa.Comment
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Pretty much my feelings as well.I won't buy a lubricant (so-called, in this case) who's MSDS says nothing about the make-up of the product.
Nor would I buy a lubricant claiming it meets the CLP Mil-Spec, but won't provide either the name of the lab nor the test results.
It is identical to Track-Lube, designed for amusement park rides. Seal 1 is repackaged FrogLube...google Trillium Marketing.
Snake oil and a very expensive variety. Post above is correct, properly applied, Frog Lube has crap performance at low temperatures (FL has taken their Low Temp marketing BS off the web site), and the "inventor", actually a guy who figured out how to take mass quantities of TrackLube and put it into small containers and profit, is, in my opinion, whoring the SEAL's good name.
I've never seen a government contract to purchase FrogLube, in spite of all the marketing hype.
No ones gonna bite on OP using WD40 specialist?
Why have so many products OP? You said that you also use CLP and Remoil... both are perfectly suited for exterior use... Remoil for Blued guns CLP for everything else. Or in most peoples case that don't have Remoil, CLP on everything.Comment
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Use this . http://ads.midwayusa.com/product/379...ease-14-oz-can
Surprised how many don't know about it.Comment
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Everyone relax. This wasn't another thread about frog lube performance. And debating. This was about requesting anecdotal info regarding the removal of frog lube in the event of SHTF or if I just don't like it. And to the gentlemen telling me to use the search..get a grip. What do you think I did? For days now. And not once did I come upon any info about the removal of the product. Damn I swear some of you are so trigger happy with your responses.
To those who actually contributed..Thank You very much. I like trying new things but am cautious about such a change.
As long as it is easy to remove (via alcohol per suggestion above) I think I'll give a small tub a try and see the performance myself.
And to Chaos...this is why I use WD40 specialist for strictly external. http://www.dayattherange.com/?page_id=3667Comment
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"Use this .http://ads.midwayusa.com/product/379...z-canSurprised how many don't know about it."
I've always got a spare $13 burning a whole. I just might check it out. Thx for suggestionComment
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"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." - Dalai Lama (Seattle Times, 05-15-2001).Comment
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I'm sure one of my biggest worries in a SHTF scenarios will be the relative performance of different gun lubrication products and not say like managing my dwindling water supply or something like that.SAF Life MemberComment
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In SHTF scenario, just use motor oil. Easy to find.Comment
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Oh....I've got about 8 quarts of gun oil sitting the the driveway. 5w30 should do the trick, complete with a 3 foot long applicator stick.
Urban legends are a poor basis for making public policy.Comment
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"You see in this world theres two kinds of people my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig... You Dig" Blondie from TGBUComment
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LoL. You're talking about SHTF and being picky on what lube you use in your gun? You could run the thing dry and it will probably last longer than you will.
Use whatever lubricant you can find from olive oil to motor oil and never discount the lubricity of fromunda cheese. Worry about food/water.Kunar Prov, A'stan '08-'09, 1-26 INFComment
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Weapons oil in SHTF? Look for the wreakage of a newer, nicer car. Drain oil, it will probably a synthetic which will work fine.Please visit my firearms training website at http://www.stcrispian.comComment
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