[GoBigOrange]

I'm really growing fond of Frog Lube. I shot 2 of my Glocks yesterday. The g19 had already been treated with Frog Lube and the G23 had not. It was amazing how much easier it was to clean the G19 afterwards.

[jb1911]

Eezox for me. Lubriplate on my slides.

[GlockFish]

Breakfree CLP has always worked great for me.

Cleans.

Lubes.

Protects.

Good stuff.

[ozy]

+1 on the g96 products.
had very good results with m-pro- 7 and gun slick products ,but the g96 seems to leave a thin lubricants that just makes everything wrok better. same for all my auto blades. the g96 smells great too!

[The Retired Sarge]

Weapon Shield CLP. The evolution of FP-10 and also devised by George Fennel and made by his company. In my years as a police rangemaster I got to try a lot of gun products, fire a lot of weapons heavily, and see weapons in heavy duty use. The only product that touches any of my guns for cleaning/oiling/protection is Weapon Shield. No heating or rituals required either. Bill

[pbrowe01]

Originally Posted by jolly roger

Ballistol is my go to.

+1 for Ballistol.

[pbrowe01]

Originally Posted by Adjuster

About two years ago if anyone remembers there was a link posted to a small private manufacturer that sent us all free samples of his product. Came in two little pouches with a saturated towelette in each one. That turned out to be some really good stuff. Does anyone remember receiving their free sample and what the name of the product was?


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TruRecoil. It's good stuff, but i use Ballistol.

[ftw13]

weapon shield
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[Sheepdog Scout]

I personally use Ballistol. The thing with asking these kinds of questions, you're gonna get 10 different answers from 10 people.

But I will second what some said a few posts back. A heating rod like Goldenrod is a good idea (I use one as well). But I also use and would suggest getting something that is a reusable dessicant, dehumidifier. Stick em in in the socket overnight, then stick it in the safe. Check on it every so often and recharge as needed. Works great for me. The Goldenrods work well in the fact that they circulate the air and keep the ambient temp in the safe a few degrees warmer than outside. But they do nothing for collecting the humidity.

I use a couple of these.
http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/produ...2#BVRRWidgetID


OP, I have a question that I'm curious about. It certainly can get humid in SC, but where exactly do you keep your safe? In a basement or garage? Can the temp/etc be regulated in the general area?

I hope you find something that works for you.

[checkyoursix]

I use Eezox and Miltec on all my guns. Check the rust tests easily available online. I live very close to the ocean, no problem whatsoever.