Clenzoil CLP

shackleford said:
Seen it on project farm and picked up some. Works good.

https://youtu.be/sYatPkSJ_Og?si=PqLjCkf_OBgzjgrf
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Clenzoil got eliminated in that test. Only Break Free CLP and Slip 2000 won.

FWIW, I watched a YouTube video where someone put all the popular gun lubes through a wear test (it might have been that same guy.)

Clenzoil won, with Break Free CLP coming in a close second.

The only reason I wouldn't use Clenzoil is because it gummed up at subzero temperatures during the test, while Break Free continued to work.

Clenzoil might be fine if you're shooting in warmer weather, but I wouldn't trust it in colder weather.

Good thing, because I still have a sh!tload of Break Free that I bought years ago.
 
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Here's the other test that I mentioned earlier. It's a different guy doing it.

Clenzoil is the best for reducing wear, but it has no cold weather capabilities. Otherwise, it gets high marks in all other categories.

 
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Another bonus on Clenzoil, it doesn't seem to harm wooden stocks.

Didn't watch either vid... so not sure if other products claim the same.
 
Thanks for the responses. I have watched the videos but was looking for anyone who has had long term experience with this.
 
mine sure does...there's ALWAYS 1/4 inch of "the white stuff" across the bottom of every bottle I've ever owned, including the 5 or 6 I still have and use from time to time !!
 
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