CLP-22 is military speak for BreakFree CLP! My buddy was an armourer at Long Pointe fixing all the toys that the boys break! He saw the barrels with the BreakFree labels. Cleanner Lubricator Protector. I met the original inventor and have copies of the orignal study done by a US Colonel going for his first star.hnachaj said:
The one and only miracle product is distributed by F.N. Sports for consumers and R. Nicholls for the L.E.A. or D.A.! I heard rumours that Le Baron had some stock, lately. I have purchased 4 liter containers over the years and have even received mil surplus (?) plastic bottles of same that I have donated to the un-initiated.
hnachaj said:First, did you put the gun in a guncase after your hunt? Yes, wrong answer! Your guncase after a wet outting, is the Best Little Whorehouse for rust! You have put your gun into a closed, highly humid environment that is very convienient for the iron molecules to attract Oxygen molecules for fornication right through that cheap safe called, rem oil! Now, you have multiple little babies called rust spots. You must do preventative medicine! You must properly treat the firearm before going out and playing in a wet environment. "Remember the Force", in this case, BreakFree! QUOTE]
Henry,
Do you usually spray a light coat of CLP to the metal prior to stepping out during wet weather conditions. If so, how do you prevent the chemical from coming into contact with the wood since water drops will carry that? The wood on my shotguns are quite nice
Could I met the sister? Does she do great massages?
I shot in the rain today, at our pheasant Roue du Roy ( Driven pheasant hunt, 35 birds retreived nad some 30+ shot by yours truly ). The gun is in the garage drying itself. Yes, it is not more or less "safe storage" as per regs! But, I did not put it into a case on my way home. I let it breath and dry by itself. The barrel still feels waxy with no signs of ANY corrosion. My Benelli Nova went through some wet weather this week, with the same results! 
