Oil vs bore butter question
#3
RE: Oil vs bore butter question
i use Rem Oil during hunting season. It the gun will not be fired for awhile i use Militec. Militec has protected the guns in my safes while I worked overseas for as long at two years. Never any rust.
#5
RE: Oil vs bore butter question
Rem Oil, Birchwood Casey Sheath a.k.a. Barricade, Breakfree CLP, Mili-tec, WD-40, all of them work... The main thing before putting any oil in your barrel is do so with a dry barrel. Granted many of these oils have a water displacement ability, but why worry if they did the job. I use Birchwood Casey Sheath the most of all of these.
#6
RE: Oil vs bore butter question
Hammer49
I use a product called Slip 2000 - It is synthetic oil develped for the military as their existing oils would attract to much dust and dirt on the the deserts...
Here is a test done several years ago on various oils
http://www.thegunzone.com/rust.html
I use a product called Slip 2000 - It is synthetic oil develped for the military as their existing oils would attract to much dust and dirt on the the deserts...
Here is a test done several years ago on various oils
http://www.thegunzone.com/rust.html
#9
RE: Oil vs bore butter question
Hammer49
Again going my separate way Slip 2000 Synthetic Oil is what I use
http://www.slip2000.com/
But it is proven that Rem and Barricade are excellent products...
Can not remember if I posted thsi test here or not - it is old but you might find some of the information pertenent...
http://www.thegunzone.com/rust.html
Again going my separate way Slip 2000 Synthetic Oil is what I use
http://www.slip2000.com/
But it is proven that Rem and Barricade are excellent products...
Can not remember if I posted thsi test here or not - it is old but you might find some of the information pertenent...
http://www.thegunzone.com/rust.html