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Originally Posted by semtex For my taste, they're too thick for CCW. I have the same issue with Glocks though, so maybe it's just me. I prefer 1911s for CCW.
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I'm one of those rare shooters who doesn't have a yearning for a 1911. Just not something that interests me, but I acknowledge the attraction many people have for it. |
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has anyone tried froglube for their firearms? Supposedly it works great. Watched some youtube vid and what not.
Just curious on your thoughts. Frog Lube
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Like automobile lubricants, weapon lube concepts tend to be WAY overthought, IMHO. |
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Basically, the claims are the same as the historical uses of the oil, and one of the stories is that it was found in a cannon barrel... Sounds like it to me. Wintergreen oil isn't the greatest lube, though. Apparently, not the best rust prevention, either, based on every test I have seen with Froglube and the one I conducted myself. Until further notice, I use Breakfree CLP for anti-corrosion, and LaRue MG lube and TW25B as a lubricant. |
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