[ICM856]

I like Mil Comm TW25B and the rest of there gun cleaning products as well, however they can be a bit pricey. I use Outers and Hoppes solvents and Remington Rem oil on my shotguns and commie guns.

So what's you like?

 

[ShipWreck]

Always use Breakfree CLP. When my current bottle runs out, then I will try the sample of Weapon Shield I have.

 

[raggededge]

Mostly good ol' #9.

 

[ShipWreck]

I bought some Hoppes solvent last year. I have used it 3x now. Every once in a blue moon, I get a powder stain on my hard chromed P99 slide that just won't come off without solvent. But, it doesn't happen too often.

 

[iCeMaN]

ive been thinking about using this:
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/ns/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=22573&title=M-PRO+7+PRODUCTS

 

[baka-san]

Thats a rather personal question isn't it! What Cheek!

Seriously though, I like using Good ol' #9 or Remington 40-X, and Rem oil.

 

[Erica_the_Red]

Oh!! GUN lube...that's totaly different than what I was thinking.
I think I'll keep my comments to myself then.

 

[Phelan]

Glad to see I'm not the only one who took this on a totally non-gun tangent. lol

Balistol is what I've been using to clean and lube everything from my MN M44 to my XD-9.

 

[Muffy]

Weapon Shield. It's the best I have found.

 

[iCeMaN]

i wish i could get a sample of the stuff bf i buy....i use a mixture of stuff at the moment that cleans and lubs, i cant remember everything i put into it but it is a mixture of diesel fuel, mineral spirits, auto tranny fluid, and a few other things.

 

[workingman1976]

Oh!! GUN lube...that's totaly different than what I was thinking.
I think I'll keep my comments to myself then.

haha i knew someone would say something like that, but i didnt expect you to say it

 

[Madhouse]

Wow, when I read the topic title I was like WTF?!?

:-D

I use Break Free CLP, mostly based on a recommendation, but it seems to be working well in all my weapons.

:?

 

[devildoc]

Break free clp. Its the only thing I use.

 

[moonglorious61]

Break-Free in one form or another.

 

[Ashe]

Breakfree, or LSA.

Some things require a thicker lube.

 

[BlitzPig]

Tried the Militec 1 and quite like it.

Their grease is very good too.

 

[drcohen]

Lube / Cleaner

Ideally, everyone should want something that works better, and requires less time cleaning.

www.mil-comm.com

TW-25B grease has been used by FN and many other companies for many years because its honestly the best.

 

[iwannausername]

I use a copper graphite antiseize lube. Same stuff Glocks ship from the factory wtih. The graphite is a great lube, the copper in it gets worn down into the metal surfaces and smoooooths everything out. I use it on all my guns, no issues here in Fl. wtih temps from 20f to high 90s. Temps from rapid firing don't bother it, and it is non-gummy in the low temps.

 

[Keech]

Gun Lube

Usually #9, but once on a range visit I needed to do a quick cleaning and had forgotten my lube and the guy next to me had some WD-40. I use a very light amount of that and was good to go for another 250 rds.
Keech

 

[B52U]

Breakfree CLP or Militec. In the middle east it's Militec only.