Anyone use CLP Break Free for cleaning or lubricating your guns?

[thorborg]

So bacon grease is out?.....

I'm not sure, Bacon and it's grease doesn't last around here long enough to go rancid.
As a bullet lube, I could possibly make an exception since it would be out of, instead of on, my gun..
CLP though, I don't use it much but believe it to be OK, I carry it in my range bag as a lube because it comes in a tiny bottle 1/4 the size of the smallest #9 I could find so it conserves space.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Personally I use this exclusively...

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

i use CLP for my barrels. i have also used tri flow, hoppes 9 and rem oil.

i lube my guns with AC delco 75w90 synthetic gear oil (grape scented) and AC delco super lube with PTFE courtesy of my work. ha ha ha. works great!!

 

[Sgt Nambu]

I used to use break free CLP, but didn't care for the smell and went back to the good ol Rem oil... The only thing Remington ever made that was worth a damn. Oh wait, they did make a good shotgun...

LOL!!! I like the smell of Breakfree! I use it on slide rails!

 

[Craig O]

Damn that's a lot of information for a lubricant. I'm confused as HELL NOW LOL. The wife aint gona like no more Crisco.

 

[bmtm09]

Mobil 1 here.

nothing better for an AK!!!

 

[Kid@Heart]

So bacon grease is out?.....

Bacon grease is perfect to put into those small cavities in the nose of a JHP.

Makes them slide through "Akbar".

 

[OutlawHoss]

Bacon grease is perfect to put into those small cavities in the nose of a JHP.

Makes them slide through "Akbar".

Yeah, like silver dipped bullets for the wolfman/werewolf, how about bacon dipped bullets for the Militant Muhammad. Maybe it'll send them to the lake of fire instead of paradise

 

[OutlawHoss]

nothing better for an AK!!!

Yeah, a series of knots in a shoelace, doused with ATF fluid, and pull it through a few times and your good to go!

 

[The B]

I personally wouldn't use any product that can become rancid on my guns

Was a joke.. But vegetable oil takes a couple years to go rancid- even then it only tastes kinda foul. It's still oil. Your pistol wouldn't mind, even if you did wait two years between lubing - it'd be way more pissed about being thoroughly neglected for two years