Terribly disappointed in Froglube

[brownie]

I prefer GunSlick for lubrication of moving parts myself, after years of using nothing more than fp10 with great success on a variety of guns over the years. On the M1a's, I use a heavier grease and not the Gunslick, yet the mini30 gets the gunslick and it runs great on it.

[Sheepdog]

Originally Posted by aloreman

I love every year when new lubricating potions hit the market. I read an article written by the editor of handgunner magazine a few years ago and it said the best oil you can use is cheap free of available. I use whatever oil i can find on m guns and i grease them with wheel bearing grease. Think about it. How many of us have our fathers, grandfathers, and great grandfathers guns? They still work fine right? So they used 3N1 oil wd40 motor oil ect. We don't need to reinvent the wheel. round wheels are fine

They didn't boil them in ultrasonic cleaners either. My personal opinion is that some people take gun cleaning to extremes. KISS

[Shadow]

Originally Posted by milkmanjoe

I have to admit that I am thinking about an ultrasonic cleaner for real detail cleaning. Intrigued is a better word.

Hey Joe, me too! Harbor Freight has a 2.5 liter ultrasonic on sale, http://t.harborfreight.com/25-liter-...ner-95563.html less the 20% coupon??? interesting! Hmmm, wonder how FrogLube would work in there

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by Shadow

Hey Joe, me too! Harbor Freight has a 2.5 liter ultrasonic on sale, http://t.harborfreight.com/25-liter-...ner-95563.html less the 20% coupon??? interesting! Hmmm, wonder how FrogLube would work in there

Interesting, and I'll be up in Delray this week. I suspect Caryn and Caryle will be using it for jewelry, Joseph and Seth will come up with several boy things they need it for and I'll never see it once I get it home.

[Shadow]

Originally Posted by milkmanjoe

Interesting, and I'll be up in Delray this week. I suspect Caryn and Caryle will be using it for jewelry, Joseph and Seth will come up with several boy things they need it for and I'll never see it once I get it home.

Get a small one off eBay for jewelry, about $25 I think I paid. Works GREAT for eyeglasses with about a tsp of Mr. Clean or other all purpose cleaner. Brownell's has gun cleaning solution by the gallon.

Don't think I would want to put my jewelry in the same unit used for cleaning guns... Yuk