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  • #31
    Southpaw45
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 2333

    So let me understand. A firearm with FL must be warmed up before the lube starts to function properly? I think Ill stick with Gun Butter..
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    • #32
      Mezcalfud
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2007
      • 1500

      Originally posted by Southpaw45
      So let me understand. A firearm with FL must be warmed up before the lube starts to function properly? I think Ill stick with Gun Butter..
      And you have to initially clean the firearm with something else to get it.....wait for it..... clean?

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      • #33
        ogarcia_02
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2011
        • 1398

        I've been using FL for about a year. When it is cold it stays clumpy and takes a while to melt/release. I have my doubts for storing guns with FL. Before I put my shotgun oiled up in a padded case and didn't have any issues. I stored my shotgun with FL and found light rust on the bolt and parts of the barrel. I'll probably switch to something else when I finish what I have left.

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