montana Wrote:I know gun lubricant testing can be subjective and even shady at times. I thought this was an interesting test and validated some of my own experiences with certain brands especially in cold weather...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fibRewlndLg
Montana:
Confirmed mine about military grade CLP. I thought it dried up a bit too fast when the carbines got pretty hot and also thought it really did a good job on carbon so those two observations of mine are confirmed. The standard CLP went down to -40 F in the test. I have used it in temps down to about five and thought it got a bit thicker but could be me just expecting it. Didn't slow anything down. If that stuff can go to -40 F without freezing, I wonder how cold I can take some 'Cold Weather CLP'?
Maybe not first place in this test but close enough for me seeing as I have a couple gallons of it.
I thought Ballistol sucked as a firearms cleaner and lubricant but when mixed with some water and a little Palmolive dish washer soap makes a really good damp or dry patch lube for muzzleloaders.
LR-55