Best gun oil for semiauto shotgun?
- Thread starter Grant K
- Start date
I will send G-96 too, but I have heard rumor that it will be hard to get in the near future.(actually last October was the first time)
So, will go back and read the first 20 posts to find alternatives when/should the day arrive that I can not find G-96 locally.
Tight Groups,
Rob
Youngfreshtoodeath
Regular
- Location
- Safe Harbour, BC
Using the last of my hopps, and then switching to froglube... It's the best.
Frog Lube,
and WD40 on my salmon lures, catches lotsa fish
haha im a newb so no comment on lube, but +1 for WD40 on salmon spoons/hoochies/flashers, used to use that with my dad all the time
- Location
- Alta/Sask Border Country
+big grin+ This made my day.
On my last clay day, we had the whole lube team come to the rescue. May pal's new Auto5 wouldn't cycle. My 1897 clone wouldn't fire. We just stuck to pumps.
After a refreshment, a chat, and the wymin-folk leaving, we got to work. Three drops of G96 in the action of the Auto5, and a generous WDouch-40 for the '97s firing pin, guess what was heard after that.
PULL!
+BANG+
PULL!
+BANG+
PULL!
+BANG+
PULL!
+BANG+
(In unison): F**K YEAH!
+high five+
- Location
- Alta/Sask Border Country
Whenever I hear "Ballistol" I think of this video. There's a song at the end. Makes me laugh. Canadian content.
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I was a strong suporter of G96 for the last 10 years. Then I tryed Frog Lube. I cant beleave how well this stuff works in all my semi autos. I have a Browning Gold Semi with around 15 000 rounds through it and it has at least doubled the amount of rounds I can put through it before it starts to cycle slowley with trap loads.
I think you and I are the only ones left using it
By far the blue syn is the best stuff ever especially for long term storage of guns. I thought it was long gone 20 years ago until you posted here about a year back that home hardware still sold it. Took us a while but we did find it in their computers and I ordered a case which should take me to the next hunting grounds. 
I use a slight lick of motor oil.. 5w30 to be exact. Works 1000x better than my previous gun lube with supposed Teflon in it.
After all, Motor is designed to be between two metal surfaces..
Don't get me wrong, there IS better lube out there.. I've just been lazy, and haven't undergone the search for it yet. And oil is cheap and found everywhere.
After all, Motor is designed to be between two metal surfaces..
Don't get me wrong, there IS better lube out there.. I've just been lazy, and haven't undergone the search for it yet. And oil is cheap and found everywhere.
