Favorite Gun Oils?

[paperboy]

Weapon Shield on everything for me.

I agree........Weapon Shield is awesome! For those really tough areas to reach or when you need a heavy blast to get the gunk out.....Good ol CLP.......

 

[thompal]

^this^

That stuff is amazing. Free samples too? What's not to like?

And the applicator tip makes it a breeze to use on Steinberger bridges, too!

 

[awilson82]

Loyal CLP user here.

 

[Roadie]

And the applicator tip makes it a breeze to use on Steinberger bridges, too!

Oh wow, didnt think of that! If I ever "tech" again, I know what I am using!

 

[OneBadV8]

I have a bunch. It just depends what I use where.

KelLube (Made in Decatur, IN)
Weaponshield
Hoppes
Eezox

I just ordered some BeaverLube, gonna try it out.

Hoppes is usually what goes down the barrels. I use KelLube on the moving parts (Bolts, triggers, etc)

 

[indiucky]

Gabriel Products. Locally made, enviromentally safe, and favorably reviewed in "American Handgunner" magazine.

I spoke to him on the phone today. Kansas State Police just adopted it, along with the New Zealand's Military, Ghana's military, and various police agencies throughout the land.

His bore cleaner is the best I have ever used and it's safe on old military rifles. One INGO member told me he likes it because "It don't stink and my wife lets me clean the guns inside again."

A real good guy and a heck of a product...I think there are testimonials from a couple of INGO'ers on the web site.

GABRIEL PRODUCTS, INC - GABRIEL PRODUCTS, INC.

 

[indiucky]

I've had great success with the blood from a freshly clubbed baby seal on all of my firearms.

I was using that but it began pitting my finish a bit. I switched to baby sperm whale oil and that stuff is nice. You gotta know some Japanese fishermen though.

 

[davedolli]

I have a lot of different stuff around here, but I mostly use Mobil 1 sae 30 or 40 for lubing my firearms, and ED's red for cleaning. I have had great results with both.

Dave

 

[sloughfoot]

WD40. Been using it since 1970. Also works great on the reloading presses.

Also Breakfree in all its many forms.

 

[Oldbird13]

Ditto here.

 

[kolob10]

CLP & Mobile 1 20W50

 

[Oldbird13]

I have been recently and have been pleased. I read where the Defense Dept. was looking for a all-in-one product and CLP won. I used to use Ballistol but after watching that video I don't feel comfortable using it.

 

[Tydeeh22]

ezzox for the rust protection, rem-oil with teflon base for the lube.

 

[hrearden]

CLP is always a good bet. Especially for AR15s. I like using heavier oils on guns not often used or manually operated. Gunzilla is marketed as a solvent and a lubricant and seems to work pretty well also. It keeps carbon from building up.

 

[radar44]

Has any one used the " Liquid Wrench Dry Lubricant " on any guns in cold weather ?

I have some but have not used any on guns yet . ..

Any experiences or warnings out there?.....

 

[Cerberus]

Still using my quart worth of left over free issue CLP.

 

[lon]

Weapon Shield on everything for me.

Me too. I buy it in the 24oz size and I'm set for a few years.

 

[ipswervy]

I use Breakfree CLP. Everyone at the local gun store swear by it. Is it different then all the rest, don't know but it works.

 

[jb1911]

Lubriplate, Eezox, Ballistol, Gun Butter, Breakfree CLP, I've tried all these and they all work fine.

 

[rustygunner]

I'm not that picky with lubricants; any quality lubricant will work fine. I do prefer TW-25b grease for slide rails though.