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BITOG is the very best site I've seen for all things automotive fluid. Lots of very good information here. Probably more here than anywhere else. As good as this site is, I must say that BITOG forumites are the very worst lot of internet people that I've ever encountered. BITOG forumites make...

Originally Posted By: Quest Originally Posted By: AllenWalker I'll report back any findings of interest. Save you some effort so here ya go! http://www.fuelsaving.info/enviromax.htm Q. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!! I already reviewed that site, and that dude doesn't actually refute...

Originally Posted By: Aldaris Even a Rock Island piece? Yes. There is not one mass produced firearm, currently in production in this country, that doesn't employ CNC machinery in it's construction. The price alone should tell you that. Bill T.

Mobil 1 always does whatever Amsoil is doing. 100% copycat. That's why I've often wondered if Amsoil is secretly owned by Mobil and is used as a test bed for motor oil innovations. But then Amsoil copycatted the military aviation synthetic oils of the 60's. I work on F/A-18 fighter jets...

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Originally Posted By: Pete591 The Springfield Professional Custom CNC Machined 1911 is what the FBI Hostage Rescue Team Uses. Every 1911 produced today is produced on CNC machinery. Springfield's is no better than anyone else's. Bill T.

Originally Posted By: Drew99GT I'm gonna make a dry ice bomb out of an old cooler I have for the next trip. KABOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM Don't get caught with it. The ATF considers it to be an explosive device, and it carries the same penalties. Bill T.

Originally Posted By: ALS Drool over the specs on this new round. .338 Extreme I'm calling B.S. on some of the data. They list a Ballistic Coefficient of .825 for a .338 dia. 266 Grain Spitzer Boat Tail. No way. Sierra's 300 Gr. .338 Matchking has a B.C. of only .768 above 2,300 FPS. It has...

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You use 0.5 oz for 20 gallons of fuel. They claim you will see efficiency increase from 8% to 30%. I've seen this product on the news before. BITOG search yielded no results or this product. Here's an older video, but still relevant. http://www.icareaboutit.com/assets/flash/enviromax/index.html?high

Originally Posted By: chevrofreak Sounds like it's nothing like their engine oils. What a letdown. How do we know it isn't their engine oil? I'm always leery of companies who produce both. Bill T.

Originally Posted By: chevrofreak Velocity does not an effective man-stopper make. Tell that to Weatherby. Bill T.

Wasn't there another "Purple" motor oil back in the 60's and 70's that was garbage. Royal Triton I believe it was called. It was on the market about the same time that ARCO Graphite was selling. Both were garbage. Bill T.

This stuff is advertised in a lot of gun magazines. Has anyone tried it? It looks to be a type of WD-40 knock off. I just wondered if anyone has had any experience with it, or knew what was in it? Bill T.

Originally Posted By: Mystic Bill T, that does not work with the Glock. It's worked fine on my Glock 21. No problems for thousands of rounds. Bill T.

Another good trick you can use STP for is shooting high velocity ammunition in a target semi auto like a Colt Gold Cup. Liberally coat the slide rails with it, and it will reduce the slide velocity enough so the gun won't take such a beating. If you use too much it can actually cause the gun to...

On semi autos I have always gaged the amount of lubrication as being sufficient when I see oil oozing out from between the slide and frame rails. When it stops, I simply add a few more drops. I always keep lubrication in my range bag or cart. Bill T.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=225250&t=11082005 Try a bottle of this, and you'll throw out everything else you've ever used. It's that good. Bill T.

Originally Posted By: milwaukee Sigs need to be very wet and I have thousands upon thousands of rounds downrange on sigs with breakfree and never a problem. Then again sigs require more oil to run compared to other brands and I know how to make them run. After years of problems with the...

Originally Posted By: Mystic I have searched a long time and I have never found a really good gun oil. This is the part I'm having trouble with. Just how "good" does a gun oil have to be? Most guns don't receive enough lubrication, not the wrong kind, or one not "good enough". What is it you...