Heavy lubrication shown to improve M16, M4 effectiveness
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grayfox Wrote:What I do put on my AR innerds, is slip 2000, that has worked for me. So I'm not into experimenting much beyond that. For some reason I bought some kind of clp online, that was the latest to gum up, and AR grendel and an M5 in creed.
If slip 2000 ever runs out for me, I might ask y'all about that LSA, don't think I've met it before...
So yeah, not trying to contradict anyone, but those were the things happening to me.
Doubt if I will ever get back into sub- or close-to zero like Idaho or Utah, the rest of my human "pieces n parts" don't get along that well in that weather any more.
First deer I got was Idaho, outside of Soda Springs, 1974-ish. 30-06, springfield, little buck. Cold, but then I was under 30 and ok in that stuff.....

GF

Happen to have a quart of the real LSA. OD can with yellow markings. Will look for a date tomorrow.

I do not think it has been produced for several decades.

Decent chain lube for bicycles too.

I use CLP. Have regular and cold weather CLP. LSA is thicker and was what we used when I went into the Army. The thing was, LSA doesn't clean well. Had to use RBC which is some nasty stuff. Yes, I have quite a lot of RBC too but CLP cleans a lot better than RBC.

My opinion of the two? CLP works a lot better on carbon but I think LSA may last longer when super hot.

LR-55
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Heavy lubrication shown to improve M16, M4 effectiveness - by LR1955 - 06-30-2023, 01:13 AM

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