TiGeo
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On their Insta today. I guess I can chuck that Lucas I bought...time for some made in Germany goodness for my Glock!
That's what I picked up...Lucas CLP spray can and a dropper bottle of their oil. I know the name and figured how back can it be? I'm new to the gun thing and the name was familar.Seems a lot of these engine oil or oil additive companies are getting into gun oils, I personally use Lucas but been thinking on checking out Prolube gun oil
Their gun oil seems to be working great so far. Hoppes is usually regarded as the best though.That's what I picked up...Lucas CLP spray can and a dropper bottle of their oil. I know the name and figured how back can it be? I'm new to the gun thing and the name was familar.
I've seen/heard of the Hoppes, I just can't see where this makes a whole lot of difference with a Glock. Could probably use my Tri-Flo that I use for my bikes, plus that sweet sweet bananna smellTheir gun oil seems to be working great so far. Hoppes is usually regarded as the best though.
Oh nice! Maybe I'll get some next time I order something. Does it come in a dropper/special bottle?Interesting. I've been using HPL's gun lube for several years now.
Oh nice! Maybe I'll get some next time I order something. Does it come in a dropper/special bottle?
Sure, I'll bet the margin is much better per quart.Seems a lot of these engine oil or oil additive companies are getting into gun oils, I personally use Lucas but been thinking on checking out Prolube gun oil
Calling Project Farm, Lake Speed Jr., and will get in touch with Rat540 and see what we can do.Sure, I'll bet the margin is much better per quart.
This stuff is nearly $100 bucks per quart.
If used as intended, that quart would last a lifetime.
@TiGeo ...we need a test video.
Realistically probably any gun oil on the market will do the job perfectly fine, people pick brands for different reasons, some just want consistency, some just like the brand or want to support the brand, or it is what was on the shelf.I've seen/heard of the Hoppes, I just can't see where this makes a whole lot of difference with a Glock. Could probably use my Tri-Flo that I use for my bikes, plus that sweet sweet bananna smell
Ditto, these two have been my go to for decades. The remoil wipes work great when out in the elements (snow/moisture). A quick wipe before and after and no rust. I recently bought some breakfree CLP and it seems to be doing well.Me over here using Rem Oil and Hoppes for almost 40 years and I've yet to 'tear up' a gun
I have all three flavors of Wilson gun lube.Gun Lubricant - Ultima-Lube II - Wilson Combat
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