I won't even use WD40 on rusty bolts on cars. Its garbage. Throwing water on a rusty bolt would be the same effect as using WD40. Seafoam Deep Creep gets my vote.
what is the "mil-spec CLP" I bought...curious
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I won't even use WD40 on rusty bolts on cars. Its garbage. Throwing water on a rusty bolt would be the same effect as using WD40. Seafoam Deep Creep gets my vote.
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Water Displacement #40.
It would kinda do the opposite of getting the bolt wet.
But I get what you're sayin.
Ain't even allowed on Navy Ships. Honey goo, or 3 in 1, is much better. I just use diesel syn engine oil. If can withstand the abuse a diesel engine can produce, then good enough for my guns.
Zeuster56
CGN Regular
Without proper labelling and available MSDS info, this stuff cannot even be sold in this fine country.............
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- Behind a large rock
I don't think the stuff I bought from Canada ammo had any of that.
They would need a MSDS sheet. Esp in their warehouse.
CanAm
Canada Ammo - CGN Sponsor
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- Vancouver, BC
Zeuster56
CGN Regular
The actual pants or a reasonable facsimile?
CanAm
Canada Ammo - CGN Sponsor
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- Vancouver, BC
Trust, but verify
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- Behind a large rock
Beautiful.
dieseldog
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Ontario,Canada
Sounds like you have some original surplus clp.Its pretty strong smelling and takes several washes with good soap to get off.I swear coyotes could smell this stuff.The old military surplus stuff in the little squeeze bottles that come in the butt stock cleaning kit usually has the Teflon additive in it that settles out to the bottom and cleaning instructions state it needs to be shook up for use.Thanks--Dieseldog!
- Location
- Barrie, Ontario
when I qualified on 9mm in august, pretty sure we used CLP for cleaning...if not, they still call it CLP...it wasn't clear, more like piss colour.
- Location
- ottawa valley
+1 for Honey Goo. great stuff. that and moveit are my prefered lubricants.
last time i filled some small containers from a big jug, it said CLP on it.
In the past I think it was just labelled "CLP", came in a clear or opaque bottle, milky and had to be shaken.
The newer "non-carcinogenic" stuff is labelled "Break free CLP", comes in a black bottle(at least in the small quantities anyways).
The two smell totally different. The old stuff would smell offensive kind of like burnt diff fluid and was hard to wash off your hands, the newer stuff is a lot more user friendly....at least to the olfactory senses. If it smells bad to a human, then I would say it would raise the spidey sense on a coyote for sure.
ambishooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Southeastern Canuckstan
I've used a CLP before, but I prefer Ballistol, Synthetic Oil and Light Synthetic Grease.
http://www.6mmbr.com/corrosiontest.html
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/05/26/gun-lubricant-corrosion-tests/
Break free CLP.
Still kicks a lot of ass. It's a standard against which all others are measured.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/05/26/gun-lubricant-corrosion-tests/
Break free CLP.
Still kicks a lot of ass. It's a standard against which all others are measured.
Cool! Looks like reasonably decent stuff....I was worried it was Chinese mystery oil.
As promised....
RedApe
CGN frequent flyer
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We use SENT CLP and Break free CLP at the Pl. Gotta say though we mostly use our varsol bath, much easier for cleaning.
