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Grease for the trunnions and locking lugs of a break action gun - I've used a variety of things on lockwork including Iskendarian new cam lube for a high pressure lube with lots of moly.
Also you don't have to clean lube, shoot, lube, right after each other, you can apply to it faster. But you can apply it at your own schedule, it just takes three lubings with Militec 1 before you can it's suggested that you go dry (if you are planning to use it as a dry lube). Â
Well, I spoke to Russle Logan at MILITEC today and it seems that there's some kind of a "history" between Mr. Fennel and MILITEC. Just what that is, I don't know, but the name elicited an immediate response. From what I've been able to find out outside any personal hard feelings between the two, MILITEC seems to be much more widely used, has won enthusiastic responses from military, federal, police, and competitive circles, is easy to buy, readily shipped and insured in its performance.
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I usually use my Militec-1 without heating, just drop it on. Occasionally, when I'm feeling particularly motivated, I blast it for a couple of minutes with a hairdryer. I think I feel a difference, but use este link it's small enough that it could be imagination.
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So if the stuff would keep a dirty autoloader firing longer, keep it easier to clean, and increase bullet velocity for a significant time, it would be worth it. If not, it may as well be snake oil.
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My entire affiliation with George is laid out in my posts from beginning to now and basically I know him from my review thread and the fact that I really like how his product works on my guns. Beyond that I can't say much more and I certainly understand the caution surrounding a new product.
"Weapon Shield"? Isn't Fennel the guy that made FP-10? What happened to that stuff? It was supposed to be the wonder lube so I bought a bunch and my Uzi and AR both run dry with it - and it doesn't take long. My XD's and 1911's run fine with whatever but I need something more for those 2. Â
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