Remington Oil vs Outers Gun oil?
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Remington Oil vs Outers Gun oil?
I've been using Outers gun oil since I've been cleaning guns just because that's what Wal-Mart has had and it's done okay for me.
Anyway, I'm getting low and Wal-Mart has Remington oil for $.50 more than the Outers however it's a 10 oz can vs a 5 oz can that Outers has. So basically with the Remington oil I'd pay $.50 more for twice as much oil so it's quite a bit cheaper.
Which is better? Should I stick with the outers is is the Remington just as good or better? I want something I can wipe down my guns with and also that I can run a patch through the barrel after I'm done cleaning it so I don't have to worry about them rusting if they don't get used for quite a while.
Anyway, I'm getting low and Wal-Mart has Remington oil for $.50 more than the Outers however it's a 10 oz can vs a 5 oz can that Outers has. So basically with the Remington oil I'd pay $.50 more for twice as much oil so it's quite a bit cheaper.
Which is better? Should I stick with the outers is is the Remington just as good or better? I want something I can wipe down my guns with and also that I can run a patch through the barrel after I'm done cleaning it so I don't have to worry about them rusting if they don't get used for quite a while.
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 608
RE: Remington Oil vs Outers Gun oil?
I use Mobil 1 10W-30 for the metal parts tolubricate and prevent rust(including the barrel). IMO, thismakes a great gun oil, and any otherfull synthetic10W-30 should also work well. I chose Mobil 1 because it has one of the lowest pour points (AmsOil is betterbut also much more expensive).Regular gun oil is quite often just a mineral oil. I keep all oils that are not made specifically for woodoff the wooden parts.
#6
RE: Remington Oil vs Outers Gun oil?
I like RemOil because it sort of dries up after you apply it. Yeah, you will leave fingerprints on any surface that has it applied if you touch it. RemOil also has Teflon in it.
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Adirondacks
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RE: Remington Oil vs Outers Gun oil?
I'd been using Rem oil but I've recently come across some posts that say the Teflon in it can cause problems.For the time being until I can learn more about that I've only used Butches oil in my new Ruger Hawkeye.
#8
RE: Remington Oil vs Outers Gun oil?
ORIGINAL: Bernie P.
I'd been using Rem oil but I've recently come across some posts that say the Teflon in it can cause problems.For the time being until I can learn more about that I've only used Butches oil in my new Ruger Hawkeye.
I'd been using Rem oil but I've recently come across some posts that say the Teflon in it can cause problems.For the time being until I can learn more about that I've only used Butches oil in my new Ruger Hawkeye.
Take a look at the MSDS's for some of the products you use and you'll be surprised at what they actually contain.
#9
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 41
RE: Remington Oil vs Outers Gun oil?
Remoil is extremely good stuff. Put it in your freezer. It will still be a liquid in the morning. It is a nice blend of solvents & oil so that after the solvent evaporates, you have a near perfect amount of oil remaining, not enough to glom up with dirt & powder residue. The solvent keeps it thin so that it can get into minute areas as well as help to displace moisture.