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Lube for your AR SFL-O
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When I moved to Florida I quickly saw the need for a top notch lube to use in our environment. I asked around and by far most guys use this stuff. it’s a super lubricator that films all metal and finishes. This is formulated and chemically engineered for meat cutting machines used at your local meat counter. It is used on all parts including the blades. Without it the overly harsh acid and salt content in the processed meats would be really hard on the meat cutting machines. Works great. Can be bought on line[ATTACH=CONFIG]16151[/ATTACH]


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#2
Never heard of it.

CLP works good for me.
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#3
I’ve used Lubriplate, good stuff.
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#4
Yes it is. I use CLP for a quick short term use but, Lubriplate is my trusted way to g.
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#5
That is good grease. We use it in conveyor lines all the time
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#6
I live in Florida and my ar doesn't have a drop of lube in it. I clean it and run it completely dry using a cryptic coating mystic bronze bcg.
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#7
That’s incredible Bigs
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#8
It's great. Super easy to clean. I run suppressed to and it just whipes off with an old t shirt
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#9
CLP is all I use for my ARs. But I would say it really doesn’t matter what lube you use,because any lube is better than none.
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#10
FL,

I did try CLP-96 synthetic but it was too thin for me. I've gone back to using what I put in the car.
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#11
Same here. Mobil-1 applied sparingly to places where the carrier slides over the receiver and to the cam. It only takes a few drops.
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#12
Yep, I just run lubriplate - mostly because it's free. A member of the shooting club works the airline industry, and when the stuff hit's the expiration date, it's still good, but they have to dump it. So they throw it away almost by the drum; and he just brings a bunch in from time to time.
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#13
I'm a Mobil 1 w/a little MOS2 mixed in user and everything moves smooth as glass and cleanup is a breeze.
I thought about selling my weapons back to the government, but after a thorough background check it was determined that the buyer has a long history of violence and is mentally unstable. Therefore could not pass NICS.
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#14
Lucas “Red & Tacky #2” grease on the semi-auto pistols and AR’s. I don’t like cleaning guns and the grease stays put and wears well.
Usually put a few drops of Mobil-“whatever” is laying around on BCG before each session. Works for me.
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#15
Plasti-Lube, for where I use grease.
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