Recommended Cleaning + Lubricating spray?

[Mickal]

Is some use spray that clean and lubricate like the remington kit.

Shotgun Cleaner (18 oz.) to blast away dirt, grease and grime with high pressure and Rem® Oil (10 oz.), to lubricate and protect after cleaning.

To clean and lubricate trigger assembly and bolt (firing pine , spring ,etc.)

Mickal

 

[SSL]

Is some use spray that clean and lubricate like the remington kit.

Shotgun Cleaner (18 oz.) to blast away dirt, grease and grime with high pressure and Rem® Oil (10 oz.), to lubricate and protect after cleaning.

To clean and lubricate trigger assembly and bolt (firing pine , spring ,etc.)

Mickal

I generally use Wipe Out foam for bores. Since lube should be held to a minimum, I generally sparingly use Hobo Oil for triggers, bores and such.

 

[garandman]

If you mean all-in- one cleaner and lube, Id recommend against. Id recommend separate cleaner and lube each designed for the specific task

 

[Brians356]

No lube oils on triggers. Any remaining film will attract and hold particles. Use lighter fluid like Ronsonol or Kingsford, or common VM&P naphtha. If you're skeptical read Jewell's instructions.
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[fatelvis]

I agree with Brian. Use lighter fluid on the trigger assembly.

 

[DirtySteve]

I use lighter fluid on my triggers. I use WD40 Specialist for rust protection.

Edited... I do not use WD40 Specailist on my scopes..

 

[Liven The Dream]

I use lighter fluid on my triggers. I use WD40 Specialist for rust protection.

WD-40 around Scopes not a good Idea.
The lighter Fluid on Triggers is great.
Ho-Bo Oil is Amazing

 

[acloco]

Metal exterior + Gun Brite (made by IOSSO) = superb protection from rust/scratches/water. Probably the one product in this industry that nobody knows about.

Inside the bore? Tetra

Tetra® Gun Lubricant

Tetra Gun Care Firearm Maintenance Products gun cleaning kits gun cleaner gun grease and gun oil gun lubricant Tetra Gun

www.tetraguncare.com

 

[SSL]

No lube oils on triggers. Any remaining film will attract and hold particles. Use lighter fluid like Ronsonol or Kingsford, or common VM&P naptha. If you're skeptical read Jewell's instructions.
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Maybe I need to re-visit my methods. After cleaning them with lighter fluid I put a drop of Hobo Oil on trigger pivot points only and then blow the excess off with a compressor. I only do this infrequently, but maybe I should just clean them and leave them as is from now on.

 

[SEM]

I do all my cleaning indoors so strong odors are not welcome if you know what I mean, I can get away with farting?? , I use Tetra Gun Triple action, Fluroopolymer Cleaner Lubricant & Protectant, It works for me, Before the commies took over California I was able to buy it in an aerosol worked even better then

 

[JEFFPPC]

Maybe I need to re-visit my methods. After cleaning them with lighter fluid I put a drop of Hobo Oil on trigger pivot points only and then blow the excess off with a compressor. I only do this infrequently, but maybe I should just clean them and leave them as is from now on.

No oil on triggers, collects dirt. Lighter fluid once a season.

 

[Mickal]

For now on , Lighter fluid for the trigger, is it a few drops, let it work then blow it out with a compresor ? And nothing after to protect the metal?

And maybe wd40 for barel/action . i think many that do hot bluing of barel/action spray wd40 after the process.

For the bore, after cleaning you put a tiny amount of oïl ? Do you clean it off Just before shooting.

Thank's

Mickal

 

[acloco]

Don't use wd40 on anything gun related. Does not stay put and is made for Water Displacement.


For the bore.......read the helpful hints above.

 

[mike mccormick]

Surprised no one has mentioned Ballistol yet

 

[3Ackleys]

WD-40 is mostly solvent. I use it on most things except guns.

 

[acloco]

WD-40 is mostly solvent. I use it on most things except guns.

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[Ccrider]

Eezox.

 

[troupe]

Advanced Weapon Technologies lubes. The best going. Google it. Also one of the finest rifle and 1911 builders going, Don Fraley.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

Clenzoil is a nice lubricant and smells good, not for triggers of course. The bottle I have now is from Cooper Rifles and rebranded by them, they even recommend to use it on their wood stocks.

 

[Brians356]

Clenzoil is a nice lubricant and smells good

What does it smell like? Napalm in the morning (i.e. victory)?
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