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  • taperloc
    Hello ace22,
    I believe that the Mil.-Spec #'s are listed somewhere on the net. Sorry, I can't remember where. I would first try military specifications on Google. If you can find it, it will tell you more than you ever wanted to know about the stuff. Are you sure that it is Mil-1 and not Mil-L???
    Taperloc.
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  • ace22
    Taperloc I'm not too sure of the lettering as it is rubbed,faded and generally tuff to decipher with my aged peepers.I did try Google and my computer locked-up.Probably "operator error",maybe I'll give it a shot later.Found a magnifying glass and you're right.It is MIL-L46000R

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  • HappyNanoq
    seems to be a lubricating and preservative oil.

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  • Laredo Lefty
    Ace...
    What you have is Military weapons oil, still in use today, and common at gun shows. I use lots of it, it is great oil.

    I have numerous bottles of it made by both "Bray Oil Co" and "Sowesco".

    Your bottle before it rubbed off read:
    Weapons Oil medium
    Mil-L-46000B
    9150-00-889-3522
    Bray Oil Company
    DSA 600-75-C-1406
    M-7702
    4 US Fluid Oz

    Just about everything the military uses has an FSN or (Federal Stock Number) which is the number starting with 9150.

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  • ace22
    Your right on the money Laredo.I paid 2 bux for the box,seems like a good deal.Thanks for all the help. Ace

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  • gunnut505
    Just remember to shake it very well before use, and keep it away from food.

    If you know it all; you must have been listening.<br>WEAR EAR PROTECTION!
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  • Sunray
    LSA is great stuff. I know a guy who, when in the Queen's Service, kept a bunch of .30 Browning MG's running all day with one bottle of it. He didn't use the whole 4 oz. bottle either.
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  • bingeebob
    that oil is cheap and plentiful, but its nothing special. i wouldnt pay much more than 2 bucks for a 4 oz bottle, if i even bought it. i would stick with breakfree clp, lubricates just as well as LSA medium and preserves too. LSA seems to be a little thick.
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  • Humpy
    There won't be any more LSA. One of the ingredient manufacturers went belly up and formula can't be duped so when it is gone it is gone.
    I use Mobil 1 Synthetic Motor oil. 0W20, 0W30 5W20. Great on gas operated weapons as it keeps the carbon soft and is easily cleaned.
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  • mark christian
    Ater 7 years I am glad that one is settled. Who drags this stuff up and why?
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