Semi-auto Lubricant

[rdm-924]

Hey Guys

Quick question. I have always had pump shotguns and have now purchased a semi. I bought a Baikal 153, thought it would be an affordable try for a semi.
What should I use for cleaning and lubrication products? I often go waterfowl hunting so she's going to see dirty weather conditions. Also, is there opinions on proper break in procedures?

Thanks for any input.

 

[tigrr]

For cleaning the action I use G96 Gun Treatment cleans lubricates & protects, it also cleans the shotgun bore quite nicely.
For cleaning the bore of my rifles I use C-10 to remove copper, then G96.
For lubricating all my semi's I use Tech 2000 0W30 synthetic oil from wallymart, it never freezes up.
No break-in proceedures for shotguns, that I know of.

 

[LeePeterson]

I use amsoil syn 2 stroke mix for my action, its thin oil and it's amazing in the cold.

 

[Grouse Man]

BreakFree CLP.

 

[Rod B]

Another vote fo Breakfree CLP.

 

[Amphibious]

I used a fully synthetic motor oil for all my guns. awesome cold weather protection and lubrication and FAR cheaper then "gun" oils.

for semi auto actions I like a dry teflon spray

 

[REM3200]

I use BreakFree CLP on just about every gun part including chokes.

 

[Covey Ridge]

I am not worried about the cost of oils and lubricants because a little goes a long way. Breakfree and G-96 just about does it all for me. Either or! I use both like a solvent and remove most of the product and shoot my action as dry as I can. There will be enough left without attracting powder residue to make gunk. If during shooting I ever think that my action is running a bit slow, I spray it in and run it wet til I finish the round and later I do a thorough cleaning. I actually carry a can of either or to aid other shooters who run into trouble.

 

[4runner]

ap 5 by jet lube . use it on all my firearms


Formulated from bentone clay, AP-5™ is noted for its high temperature insensitivity, is nonmelting and does not thicken excessively at temperatures as low as 0°F (-18°C). It has mechanical stability, is water resistant, displays high stability on working, has excellent adhesion to metals, prevents wear and has superior storage life. NLGI Grade 2. Sizes: 14 oz. cart, 1 lb, 5 lb, 35 lb, 120 lb, 400 lb.

http://www.jetlube.com/jetlube/productdetails.aspx?productId=61

 

[cablemonkey]

LPS/CLP/BreakFree/WD40 for cleaning. 10W30 and moly grease for lube. Tetra gun on the plastic pistols.

 

[rishu_pepper]

One more vote for Breakfree CLP. I got me a big bottle since I use it on practically every gun/part.

 

[1shot]

ATF. It won't freeze/gum your firing pin in winter, cleans and lubes all in one.

 

[28 gauge]

My old standby for lube is Stag Gun Oil.For cleaning out gunk I use WD-40.

 

[Mount Sweetness]

just bought some Breakfree....man does that stuff stink....

 

[Covey Ridge]

just bought some Breakfree....man does that stuff stink....

That is great stuff! A word of caution! Do not douse your lab rat with it! Continuous dowsing may result in cancer

 

[Covey Ridge]

Mount Sweetness,
Where did you get your breakfree? In this area it is not available! Too many hoops to jump through top get it imported. Lucky I stocked up and bought 5 big cans.