REM gun cleaning products..

Quilly · 03-13-2003, 02:59 AM

who uses them?

does anyone use the rem dri-lube and the rem lubbe? on there guns

PaJack · 03-13-2003, 08:13 AM

I have tryed them and I realy don' t see any difference between the other cleaning products! Clean is clean...

oldelkhunter · 03-13-2003, 10:02 AM

I have tried every oil out there and I find that Break Free ,Tetra and Easox are the very best of the bunch. Remoil is a lot of hype .

Nomercy · 03-13-2003, 10:27 AM

A buddy of mine swears by Rem-oil I think it is, because he doesn' t have to switch between a cleaning soln and oil. I' ve never used any of their single function stuff, but their combo stuff bothers me, it' s kinda like a master of all is a master of none, if they are capable of cleaning and lubricating, then they can' t do both of them extremely well at the same time. Plus, I have some older guns that can not be used with nitro' s of any kind, basically the only thing that can be used on them is soap and water and gun oil, otherwise the blueing gets eaten off (thank God I tested the nitro on under the stocks before trying it elsewhere!!) I can' t use Rem-oil on them because it takes the blue off in time.

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skeeter 7MM · 03-13-2003, 11:49 AM

Quilly, I used the dri-lube this fall and liked it. Being we can have some nasty weather I like to keep my actions lubed, I also have a thing about gunoil getting on by gloves and clothes...smell and all. Main reason I tried dri-lube. For me it works just fine and good fit.

I have used rem oil at times for simply cleaning/protecting the stock and barrel. In the barrel I used Shooter Choice, Sweets type solvent.