Frog lube?

[CK_32]

I heard Chris Costa is big on these guys.

/thread if costa loves it it must be pure unicorn sauce with rainbow dust.

[SNCaliber]

love froglube, easy to use, smells nice, and my AR shot like a champ after using froglube

[Manolito]

I have been using it for about seven months and it makes the clean up on the second and third cleaning almost efforless. I don't have any complaints. Used on Glock, Sig, Colt, S&W wheel guns, S&W M&P, Rifles many.

[Anti-Hero]

A sucker and his money is soon parted.

[Diabolus]

Riflegear has some in stock last time I was there.

[sully007]

A sucker and his money is soon parted.

Have you even tried it yet?

[Anti-Hero]

Have you even tried it yet?

Why would I try something with zero scientific basis for it's effectiveness.

[sully007]

Why would I try something with zero scientific basis for it's effectiveness.

That answered my question.

[Anti-Hero]

You must be one of those guys who bought a sham wow, and a slap chop.

[Spiggy]

I spoke with the inventor before. I'm sad to see that an invention of a navy seal can't be used to kill things.


But as a lubricant and cleaner, the stuff is fantastic. I have a tub of it on my desk at work for when I get bored or need to clean guns.

[Anti-Hero]

You know what else mimics Frog Lube? Crisco with a little mint extract for the smell.

Looks dry when cold, wet when heated, non-toxic, smells minty. It's even used to season cast iron!

But I'm still confused on it's origins. Was it invented by a "Navy Seal" with no chemistry background, or NASA to lube the tracks for it's launch platform, or was it found in a civil era war cannon? I've heard all three claims. *laughing*

[utvtactical]

Crisco!

We have found that the only people who don't like FrogLube, never tried FrogLube!

[sully007]

We have found that the only people who don't like FrogLube, never tried FrogLube!

And anti-hero has not tried it!

[Zepplin]

Been using FL for about 5-6 months on my M&P and so far so good. Cleaning the pistol has become a lot easier and can be done inside the house without my wife complaining about how the solvent smells. I'll give it a couple more months before I begin using it on my other pistols.

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[pc_load_letter]

I tried it on my CZ a few months back. DId the whole thing where you heat the gun up, apply, repeat etc etc.

Never ran very well. Who knows, maybe it didnt "penetrate" the steel as well as some other materials. Seemed to burn off after a few hundred rounds.

Since moving to Slide Guide, I've had no problems.