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  • rldowns3
    I actually prefer to use graphite on my guns, I have found that after shooting that they gum up less with a dry lube than with a wet lube.
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  • kingjoey
    I've always used Rem-Oil or DGF (dry graphite film)

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  • tocamoha
    Corrosion X is anti-corrosive and is good for freeing rusty parts,but it will gum up semi-autos and other fast moving things.
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  • Amberjack Reels
    Maybe I am wrong here but Corrosion X is a derivative from oil that is used in bearings of skateboards, rollerblades and roller skates.
    possible those are not fast moving enough as you say.

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  • kingjoey
    It's a lubricant, just a low-viscosity, low-pressure lubricant. Firearms are subjected to high speed and contact points that are under extreme pressure (ie: locking lugs). Because of this, you want a lube that has high galling resistance and good bonding strength. Although lighter lubricants might seem "slicker" they may lead to premature wear and failure of a firearm in actual usage.

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  • Amberjack Reels
    Thanks makes sense now. Corrosion X might be good as an outside wipe down for storage to prevent corrosion.

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  • kingjoey
    Yep, it'd probably help seal any pores in the metal real good.

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  • varmit hunter
    Amberjack, You are not wrong. If some folks would look around. They my see that Rem-oil came in last place during a corrosion test.

    Corrosion X is far higher viscosity than Rem-oil. CX is the best bearing oil I have seen in 33 years of being a machinist..

    Amberjack we have a unfair advantage living on these old salty costs.

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  • kingjoey
    It is a bit light, but its good all temperature lube. I also use Mobil 1 synthetic spray lube for some of my rotary bolt guns. Some of the air tool oils work good to, they're usually moly-fortified. Get an actual lubricant not a penetrant, right stuff for the right job.[:D]

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  • pack rat633
    LUBRI-PLATE and CLP have worked for me as long as I can remember[:D][:D]

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