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I'm not an expert, but have read that barrel length with the .38 may dictate which ammo you use. For 4+ inches, the FBI load (all lead semi-wadcutter hollowpoint) seems to be good, according to the experts. But, it may or may not expand out of the shorter barrels, not enough speed perhaps? For...

So does this: http://www.uww.edu/adminaffairs/riskmana...ated_5.5.93.pdf .. imply there is a version of Breakfree that has chlorinated compounds (EP additives maybe0?

I like it because the wife doesn't kick me out of the house for using it. I understand it does not contain fancy additives for lubrication, but seems to clean well metal parts well enough. And, it doesn't seem to eat my skin like some of the solvents. I don't seem to have rust in my bores...

The MSDS for Rem Oil with Moisture Guard and The Moisturguard VCI are identical.

I think it was advertised as Remoil with Moisture Guard? http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=31973/Product/REM_reg__OIL_WITH_MOISTUREGUARD_trade_

Is this a new formulation of Rem Oil? http://www.remington.com/~/media/Files/MSDS/GunCare/remoil-moistguard.ashx Looks like they are trying to beef it up a bit.

Understood... great information here, thanks!!

... speaking of Breakfree, could someone decipher this for a non-chemist? From MSDS: Polyalphaolefin oil, 40-60% CAS# 68037-01-4 Synthetic rust inhibitors, esters & lubrication additives, 15-25% CAS# Proprietary 2 Ethylhexyl Acetate, 10-20% CAS# 103-09-3 Dibasic Ester #1, 3-8% CAS#...

I was taught that everything is toxic at a high enough dose. ...but yes, these guys (LCCP's) look relatively safe. Some animal data, human data generally lacking. Like I said, as long as you don't bathe in the stuff. :) Brad ps: I just looked at short chain chlorinated paraffins and agree...

Love surplus rifles, they are cheap, rugged, cheap to feed and fun to shoot. Good website is www.surplusrifle.com Brad

Either Speer Gold Dot, Federal HST, Winchester Ranger or any of the all-copper loads (Corbon DPX, Black Hills Barnes-X load, etc.). Whichever one is on sale when I'm rotating stocks. Has this been posted yet? http://ammo.ar15.com/project/Self_Defense_Ammo_FAQ/index.htm Pretty good summary of...

Yep, some carco risk, regular handlers of firearms would likely be exposed (dermal, inhalation). But, the dose makes the poison (toxicology motto) and I suspect exposure would be relatively low unless you snort, drink or bathe in the product. Guess I'd Grok around the risk to benefit question...

Yeah.. those guys know how to have fun!

I can look up data about the chloro hydrocarbons at work (I'm a toxicologist by trade).. if you can give me more specific information? Molecular structure would be nice? Brad

I think the laquer melting myth has been busted: http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu18.htm My AR seemed to do okay with Wolf at the last class. After 573 rounds, it was still running.. dirty as all heck, but still running. I did swap out the H2 buffer for a regular buffer, because the Wolf...

As long as the thumb safety is stout (doesn't disengage with the wind) and the grip safety functions as designed... all should be well. Just my .02 cents.

Guess my first post will be to bring an old thread back to life. Stumbled upon this website, super great information here, many, many thanks! I'm a toxicologist by trade, for a huuuuge pharmaceutical company. Likely that I can't contribute too much here, but I do have a large database of...