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Clean, Lube, Protect
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Clean, Lube, ProtectWondering what the general likes/dislikes are out there on CLP products. A friend (former county sheriff/swat) suggest two products - Break Free CLP and Slip 2000 Extreme Weapons Lubricant. Haven't found them here yet. Any input appreciated.
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Re: Clean, Lube, ProtectNever heard of Slip 2000 Extreme Weapons Lubricant. Break Free CLP is okay.
For cleaning, I have been using Hoope's #9 for 30 years. However, I only use it as a cleaner. I wipe it off and lube with other products. Every time I try something new, I am disappointed. For parts that "need" fluid oil lube (trigger hinges for example), I use FP-10 Lubricant Elite. For all other parts, such as slides, BGS, trigger catches and sears, etc., I use Lucas Oil "Red N Tacky #2" high temp grease. (540 degree drop point, high temp bearing grease.) ![]() ![]()
Re: Clean, Lube, ProtectThanks Marc. Just got this stuff called "Original Gun Oil." Says it's a CLP product and only a few drops on a cleaning patch does it all. Non-toxic, made in USA, and $1 from every sale goes to support vets. Kind of pricey at $14.99/2 oz and maybe I'm one of many that went for the bait.
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Re: Clean, Lube, ProtectHoppe's #9 for cleaning, since 1969. Only other thing I've used is a black powder cleaner for cleaning after shooting corrosive ammo in my M1A (S&B corrosive surplus) or AR15 (5.45X39 Russian surplus).
From 1969 till today I use 3n1 oil for lube. I have added Mobil 1 as a lube for about the last 12 or 13 years so now I use either one, just depends on what I've got in the bag/container/on the shelf. The only grease I use is marine grade bearing grease on the M1 Garands, M1A and the SIG 556R.
Re: Clean, Lube, Protectso I'm not a grunt who only has room to cary 1 bottle of gun care stuff, so I don't have any multi-taskers on my chemical shelf.
Ol #9 has done me well for removing powder residue. I love KG12 for removing copper For lube, I've been a rem-oil user for a lot of years, I lucked into a large stock, cheap. It seems to work so I've never looked for better.
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