Handgun's action is stiff after using Froglube

[dyson]

I dont use froglube all the time but when i do it works

[meno377]

At some point, I actually want to try Lubriplate. Here's an interesting find.

Here

[jtv3062]

Modern technology is suppose to make things easier. It seems to me that it's the opposite with frog lube. Maybe old technology is the way to go.

[tbc]

Modern technology is suppose to make things easier. It seems to me that it's the opposite with frog lube. Maybe old technology is the way to go.

Most of the formulations are actually old technology. They just change the name and claim to be a "modern" technology.


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[WyattandDoc]

I WAS a huge fan of Frog Lube. Still am, BUT ONLY for my barrels. I've found I get way less build up with a very light coat of FL in my barrels after each session.

I really tried to like it for everything, but I found it really does GUM up moving parts.

I went to grease for my Semi Handguns and Mobile-1 Full Synthetic for my Ar's.

[maggie06]

Ballistol for cleaning, Mobil 1 for lube. Works great, so no reason to change

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[cannon]

OP, Has your question been answered yet?

[meno377]

Haters will be haters. Being in storage for a year, you would wipe it down regardless what kind of lube you use. Wipe it down and shoot it. Let us know how that worked.

OP, Has your question been answered yet?

I gave a suggestion and then you know what happened.

[Jimi Jah]

Frog Lube got used on my garage door rails. Nice and slippy, no noise. Try it!

The Rem oil in the spray can works great for door locks.

The guns all get Slip 2000 EWL.

[EspoMan]

This is some really great stuff. Been using it for a while now. Before that I was using mpro7 cleaner and Weaponshield as a lube. Great combo also.

[k1dude]

At some point, I actually want to try Lubriplate. Here's an interesting find.

Here

I've been using it for years. It's excellent. But it isn't a dry lube if you plan on playing in the sandbox.

If you live near the ocean or a high humidity area, I don't think you can do better.

[sd_shooter]

hickok45 trusts Ballistol.

And so do I

[Wordupmybrotha]

[Calif Hunter]

The Hornady One Shot is good stuff, especially for areas like the lock works of DA revolvers. In some exposure/corrosion tests, it was #1 or 2 in protection, too.

I use Hoppes to clean first, then Wipeout for centerfire rifles. For getting lead out of handguns, I soak with Kroil, let soak, brush well and then clean with Hoppes - mainly because I have 2 big jars of Hoppes. I use Barricade for rust prevention. I like grease for slide rails, etc.

[tbc]

Frog Lube got used on my garage door rails. Nice and slippy, no noise. Try it!



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No thanks. Too lazy to cleaning out the good old white lithium grease and to using heat gun to heat up the entire garage rails




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