Which lube do you use
07-14-2007, 09:47 AM
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Typical Buck
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Which lube do you use
What sort of lubicant should be used on our press rams ? Real oil smells and collects crudlight oil seems to collect alot of crud too . I tried case lube made a mess . Iused touse W-D its cheap so I can wash the crud off with it , but I've heard the stories about it creaping out of your resting gun and into primers . Any sugestions are welcome most of my equiptment is second hand and manual free .
07-14-2007, 11:33 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Which lube do you use
The lube I have always used and always will use is Rem Oil (remington oil). It does not collect crud because itevaporates quickly, and still protects you gun.I also use Bright Bore barrel cleaner by remington. I have never had a gun rust with this oil unless I abused it by putting it in an area full of moisture (accident) or by just not cleaning it (my fault).
07-14-2007, 01:44 PM
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RE: Which lube do you use
I posted about this a while back and from most of the posts it was determined rem oil works the best. Since then I have been using rem oil, it does work great. Ive also heard hornady one shot and rem dri lube also work. but i feel the rem oil protects the metal better.
07-16-2007, 06:57 AM
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RE: Which lube do you use
ORIGINAL: Chris_H
Rem oil is the way to go. I figured that out after I used Wal*Mart 3 in 1 lube...
Rem oil is the way to go. I figured that out after I used Wal*Mart 3 in 1 lube...
07-16-2007, 05:04 PM
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RE: Which lube do you use
ORIGINAL: Hairtrigger
WD40 was not meant to be a lubricant. WD= water displacement.
I use wd40 on my guns after hunting in the rain. After the WD40 I clean the gun and then apply oil to the metal
WD40 was not meant to be a lubricant. WD= water displacement.
I use wd40 on my guns after hunting in the rain. After the WD40 I clean the gun and then apply oil to the metal
