#1 Firearm Zealot
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Favorite gun oil?
Go ahead and list your favorite gun oil. Mine is Rem Oil, I get the 10oz can from Walmart.
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#2 Chief Troll B' Gone
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I just like the ole' Outer's rust preventative lubricant, but Rem-Oil works just fine, as well.
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#3 Banned
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Quote:
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andrew cochran
Go ahead and list your favorite gun oil. Mine is Rem Oil, I get the 10oz can from Walmart.
Ed's Red Gun Oil
1 qt Mobile 1 Synthetic oil
1 STP oil treatment
1 Qt Dexron II or II automatic transmission fluid
None better
#4 Firearm Enthusiast
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i like rem oul especially the cool little packs that they have i also like hoppes 9
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Quote:
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mitch_mckee
Ed's Red Gun Oil
x2.
#6 Firearm Zealot
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Whats the purpose of the STP and Dexron ATF?
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#7 Firearm Zealot
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To clean lead out of the bore I believe.
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#8 Firearm Zealot
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Rem Oil ALL the way!!!!!!!!!!
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#9 Firearm Zealot
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I like Break free CLP and good old hoppe's.
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#10 Banned
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Quote:
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BaserRonin
Whats the purpose of the STP and Dexron ATF?
Dexron has good lube, temperature, and detergent qualities.
STP is an excellent lube that sticks to metal and won't dry out for along time.
#11 Firearm Zealot
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good to know, thanks
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#12 Ret First Sergeant
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Lucas
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Cheapest general purpose do-it-all lubricant I could find at Ace Hardware. Seems to work fine. Cost a little over a dollar a can. Next time my wife lets me have some folding money I'll buy one of the fancy spray lubricants with teflon or graphite or whammo or whatever's fashionable nowadays.
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Quote:
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Taurus Fan
Cheapest general purpose do-it-all lubricant I could find at Ace Hardware. Seems to work fine. Cost a little over a dollar a can. Next time my wife lets me have some folding money I'll buy one of the fancy spray lubricants with teflon or graphite or whammo or whatever's fashionable nowadays.
Ed's Red costs about $6.00 per half gallon.
#15 Firearm Zealot
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hoppe's or outer's I will try Ed's red though
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#16 Banned
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I like aeresol Remoil, but will have to say that E.R. Shaw sent Ed's Red with their barrel to me. How could I not like Ed's? Ed
#17 Firearm Enthusiast
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My favorite oil is the Rem oil spray, it comes in a 10 oz. can for three dollars at walmart.
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#18 Firearm Enthusiast
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mine is that high priced Break free stuff for automatic weapons and stainless steel good stuff
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#19 Firearm Zealot
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I second Jerry's response, Lucas makes some killer lubes.
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3 in 1
Three in One is really a timeless sort of product and it works.
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