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if stainless is run dry it's more likely to gall than standard steel. That needs to be repeated often! My personal choice is Hoppes cleaners and oils.

 

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My Grandfather swore by Hoppe's being from the Eastern Seaboard where corrosion is everyday. The rest of my family used Hoppe's as well. So thats what I use on my long guns. However I only use wd40 on my pistols. During firing it dries out but it still stays smooth enough not to allow any carbon build up... But I do clean prior to range time & immediately after...

XD, I'm not trying to pick a fight but, I've been told for a long time to not let WD40 any where near any firearm!

 

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^^^ Yes...you are !! ^^^

I've been waiting 19 posts for this age old argument to pop up...

Shooter, I'm an old guy that feels he got old by listening to others mistakes. I am willing to hear the pros and cons on WD40 as an Alaskan we have 3 things for almost anything. "If it is suppose to move and doesn't WD40, if it moves and ISN'T suppose to DUCT TAPE, if its out side and you want it inside BLUE TARP!

 

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My issue with froglube is that out in the field a week into the muck and mud shooting and scrambling through the brush. i need to take this thing apart and scrub it. I don't have any frog stuff with me and my partners only use Hoppes, and Rem oil. what do I do? The picture is an accurate account of the terrain, you can google map for Seward Alaska and look about 15 miles north along the highway.

 

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Hey JB, I searched the site, had a problem with the video and e-mailed IGG about that and what I was expecting in comparisons etc. they are very quick in responding and answered my questions with detail and depth so I would better see their side.