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20Hoppe's0%11Break Free0%7Rem-Oil0%0Sig Sauer endorsed "Mil-Comm"0%1Brian Enos "Slide Glide"0%1"Longevity remains a key characteristic of firearms- they last a long time, which means many of them will change hands." Tom Gresham -
I use break free to clean, and Hoppes to lube. -
Ballistol ballistol ballistol!War is mostly waiting.Comment
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I use some Gun Scrubber to get the places i cant with a brush,then nothin beats good ol' Hoppes #9 and i use the Hoppes elite oil as well...for the slides on my pistol i will use some Tetra gun grease...
Gun Scrubber
Hoppes #9
Hoppes Oil
Tetra Gun Grease...
I have heard AMAZING things about GUNZILLA though, I am going to try it out soon.Comment
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I have MPro7 and Frog Lube is another I just bought. I have used it twice so far on my HK. The cleaning of my gun after the first use, required a wipe down with the rag that was supplied and some Q tips for the tight areas. I ran the brush through the bore twice and passed two patches. I just got back from range a couple hours ago and have not cleaned it yet. I will tell you the residue wiped off the visible parts very easily, and this thing is really smooth when you rack the slide. Looks like it might be a good product.sigpicComment
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I use Hoppes #9 as my main solvent, CR-10 if I need something heavy duty.
I use Fluid-Film for oil
I use LubriFilm for grease.
I have not come across any better lubricants at any gun show, car show, or anywhere else. I would put those two products up against anything on the market.Rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add 'within the limits of the law' because law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the rights of the individual.
Thomas JeffersonComment
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Hoppe's...and Balistol!
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Anything cheap/on sale. Right now, MP7 for cleaner.
Hoppe's for oil.
As long as it's clean and lubricated, it's good.
Always try to clean my pistols or at least add oil within 400-600 rounds.
Precision rifles are a whole other story."You will never know how much it has cost my generation to preserve your freedom. I hope you will make good use of it."
John Quincy Adams
"You will never know how little my generation has traded away our freedoms and rights for. I'm sorry and ashamed for what we've left to the following generations."
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I use:
Hoppe's #9 and CLP to Scrub.
Slip 2000 to Lube.Comment
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Hoppe's #9 to clean
Rem Oil to oil
Slide Glide to grease the slides of metal-framed handguns
Multipurpose grease for the GarandComment
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Depending on the gun I use break cleaner and Mobile 1Comment
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On everything. Best I've ever used. If I'm cleaning someone else's gun I sometimes try to use up my old Rem-Oil stock I have or some of the other stuff I got for free but all of my guns get Slip 2000 productsEverything I say is probably wrong.
Originally posted by Steyr_223
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Hoppes #9 to clean and remove nasty gooey stuff
Rem Oil for light-lubing areas
Tetra Gun Grease for heavy friction point, especially on metal or metal railsComment
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