Best Gun Oil

[KW730]

I have always used CLP, but I'm relatively new to firearms ownership.

 

[SLIM86]

I like remoil

 

[SolubleSpork]

What does everyone think about frog lube? I only just learned about it a little and wasn't sure how well it worked.

 

[dubsac]

CLP and Hopps. Any one have a source to grab some kroil penetrating oil???? They use to carry it a ace hardware but the one by my house went outta business

 

[45-70]

CLP and Hopps. Any one have a source to grab some kroil penetrating oil???? They use to carry it a ace hardware but the one by my house went outta business

Midwayusa stocks Kroil but I order it direct from the factory Penetrating-Lubricating Oils

 

[chtheo]

+1 Slip 2000 EWL

 

[Pitmaster]

Weapon Shield

 

[netsecurity]

Primarily I use CLP. For my AR-5's I use Slip 2000.

I want to try Militech and Frog Juice.

Rem oil is just the worst IMO. I like to be able to see it shine, not trust that it is working while I hear my bone dry metal parts grinding together. I would only use Rem oil in climates where real oil would freeze or gather debris. As a last resort.

I've heard that using car oil is nuts, so I'm surprised so many people do it.

 

[Bapak2ja]

Does anyone use Hoppes? Seems to be the standard offered at nearly all LGS. Is it inadequate? Is that the reason everyone is looking for something better?

 

[BEBOATS]

Favorite oil

I use Ballistol on my military surplus firearms both wood and metal and CLP on modern hand guns and rifles. I think both of them are very good. I'm now trying some Birchwood Caseys RIG universal grease for long term storage and not sure what kind of a mess I will get into with that. It sort of makes me think of cosmoline.

 

[rockhopper46038]

I've used TW25B, Weaponshield (still working with my free sample), CLP, UltimateLube, Slide Glide, RemOil and RIG. They all seem to work ok. Because of the spray can the CLP gets the most everyday use; the others come out when I feel its time to do a more thorough cleaning and lubrication.

 

[Corbinator]

Rem oil has not let me down.

 

[inlineman]

I have been using Lucas since it hit the market and seems to take less.

 

[Echelon]

I have been using Lucas since it hit the market and seems to take less.

Where do you get it? I have not seen it anywhere.

Also, I have been using Lucas Oil Red 'N' Tacky grease with great success.

 

[bogus]

Mpro-7 LPX. Works great and non-toxic. Easy for me to get at Atterbury range.

 

[Hit]

Ballistol to clean and Hoppes oil to lube

 

[HandyAndy]

CLP for me. Quick and easy cleaning and lube.

 

[SubicWarrior1988]

Cleans
Lubricates
Protects

 

[01deuce]

does anyone know of the one that smells like Cinnamon? and where to find it, thanks

That would be Weapon Shield. I bought mine from Midway.

 

[U.S. Patriot]

Best is a matter of opinion. I use either Lucas gun oil or Weapon Shield. So far, both have worked out really well for me. On both pistols and my AR's. I know some people listed Rem Oil. I like to use it on my bore snakes when I clean my barrels. I do not like using to lube anything else though. It does not soak into the pores of the metal, and if you don't get it wiped up, it's gets everywhere. Especially when shooting an AR. I know from experience.