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I like to buy little things like this on E-Bay. Normally if you look hard enough you can find a good deal. And they do not charge you an arm and a leg(unless you let them) for shipping and handling. The same bottle of Butch's from Midway(by itself) would have cost over $20, and I got it for a total of $9.99. Which is Midway's selling price for the oil only(not including their S&H). Tom.
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I guess my $3 8oz. spray cans of "Blaster" PB50 All-Purpose Lubricant from Home Depot are just an embarrassment. :sad:
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Originally Posted by Semisane
(Post 3649686)
I guess my $3 8oz. spray cans of "Blaster" PB50 All-Purpose Lubricant from Home Depot are just an embarrassment. :sad:
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I guess my $3 8oz. spray cans of "Blaster" PB50 All-Purpose Lubricant from Home Depot are just an embarrassment. It's just being thrifty. A few years ago i bought a whole bunch of Rem Oil and Pro-Tec bore cleaner from a Gibson's store that was going out of business. The prices on that stuff are 50 cents for the Rem Oil and 99 cents for the Pro Tec. Got a lifetime supply of both for around $30. |
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After reading most of the posts - I will get in late with a couple. I do not use Rem Oil in the bore as it contains teflon - use it on the outside a lot but I do not want teflon in the bore. I started using a product called Slip 2000 a couple of years ago - it is really and excellent bore protectant... http://www.slip2000.com/allconditionslube.html Might look at this test also... http://www.slip2000.com/saltwatertest.html Then I have also started using Montana Xtreme Bore Conditioner. It is also an excellent product. http://www.montanaxtreme.com/product...oreConditioner With both of these products a very little bit goes a very long ways... |
the montana xtreme does go a long way as it comes with a little dripper so you dont over oil the patch. Ive still got almost a full can of the oil and conditioner, it doesnt take much.
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fluid film- for me. non petroleum and non toxic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxEvlPsGvRA
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like SABOTLOADER i really like slip 2000 and use it with all of my inlines.
for my sidelocks i've been using ballistol which also has worked fine for me....karl |
I'm a bit surprised no one has yet said Eezox. Great stuff for cleaning and protection.
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I use slip 2000 also. Especially on my AR's. However Slip2000 is a lubricant. It is not a rust inhibitor. However I will check the package, because I do not remember then advertising as a rust inhibitor. So I could be wrong about that. But I know for sure that it is touted as a high heat lubricant. Tom.
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