What's Your Favourite Gun OIl/Lube?

[bigfellascott]

Not a bad idea to tape em up if you're going into the thick stuff, saves having to worry about getting something stuck in the barrel and the obvious probs that come from doing so.

I'll bet ya ol mate tapes his barrels up after that little "Check ya shorts episode"!

[joker]

lmaoo, mate i think hell be carrying the cleaning kit with him where ever he goes and patching it through before he fires from now on

[Oldbloke]

Always tape the end of my barrel in the bush along with about 8 inches of cotton as a wind indicator. Deer hunters in vic have done it for years. During ww2 they used condoms. Bloody waste of a good condom if u ask me.
Tape has no real effect on point of impact, the air in front of the proj blows a hole in it.

[alan j]

i use Burrsthreo oil for external rust prevention it is thick and very good at preventing rust its been around for a very long time and clp in the bore.

[joker]

Better they used the condoms on the gun instead of the platoon members

[Oldbloke]

Better they used the condoms on the gun instead of the platoon members

+1

[joker]

Wow if that's the case i feel sorry for the ones who signed up for four years

[Oldbloke]

In the army its just "do what your told and shut up"

[bigfellascott]

I used to tell the young blokes out bush when it was cold that we could spoon but if they tried to fork me I'd knife them. Lol.

[joker]

I used to tell the young blokes out bush when it was cold that we could spoon but if they tried to fork me I'd knife them. Lol.

ahhh yes the good old fork and knife game

[Monty]

Stinks? did you forget the lovely sheep smelling additive?

Sheep, by Calvin Klein

[brett1868]

My favorite has to be KY cause it's been getting big things in tight holes for years


Now get your mind out of the gutter and think about FL re sizing brass.....

[1290]

My favorite has to be KY cause it's been getting big things in tight holes for years


Now get your mind out of the gutter and think about FL re sizing brass.....

whats funnier than the image of you loobing up your bmg cases with ky... is your sig... admin cutting back on the forum expenses

[brett1868]

My favorite has to be KY cause it's been getting big things in tight holes for years


Now get your mind out of the gutter and think about FL re sizing brass.....

whats funnier than the image of you loobing up your bmg cases with ky... is your sig... admin cutting back on the forum expenses

Was considering a change of signature last night and pasted my rifle list into the box and clicked the save button. I got the error about there being a 255 character limit so I just copied and pasted that.

For the record I swap hands every 20 cases so the forearms don't get over worked

[1290]

else this might happen ;

[brett1868]

else this might happen ;

Just goes to show what monogamy does to your arms...the right won't be jealous of the left if you swap

[COLLECTOR 1]

I got onto a product called "Tuff Oil"....and its without a doubt the best oil you will ever come across for firearms....I think from memory Western Firearms in Sydney are the agents for it,,,,

So good cant praise it enough

Collector 1

[bigfellascott]

Cheap to buy too

http://westernfirearms.com.au/cleaning- ... -2187.html

[Seconds]

Stinks? did you forget the lovely sheep smelling additive?

Sheep, by Calvin Klein

Ha ha

[RoginaJack]

I've used Singer sewing machine oil and Vaseline for years and Burrs 303, works for me OK..

[1290]

I've used Singer sewing machine oil and Vaseline for years and Burrs 303, works for me OK..

What about the rifles???

[bigfellascott]

Yeah I used Singer Sewing Machine Oil too for years - works fine.

[Oldbloke]

I've used Singer sewing machine oil and Vaseline for years and Burrs 303, works for me OK..

Vaseline has fairly poor lubrication qualities. Normal grease would be far better. Any lubrication oil would be ok, including singer with a viscosity of perhaps 10 up to 90 gear box oil. But 90 might freeze up in the alpine regions.

[Oldbloke]

I've used Singer sewing machine oil and Vaseline for years and Burrs 303, works for me OK..

Vaseline has fairly poor lubrication qualities. Normal grease would be far better. Any lubrication oil would be ok, including singer with a viscosity of perhaps 10 up to 90 gear box oil. But 90 might freeze up in the alpine regions.

[Oldbloke]

I've used Singer sewing machine oil and Vaseline for years and Burrs 303, works for me OK..

Vaseline has fairly poor lubrication qualities. Normal grease would be far better. Any lubrication oil would be ok, including singer with a viscosity of perhaps 10 up to 90 gear box oil. But 90 might freeze up in the alpine regions.

[brett1868]

Vaseline has fairly poor lubrication qualities. Normal grease would be far better.

9 out of 10 Kiwi sheep will agree to this

[joker]

Vaseline has fairly poor lubrication qualities. Normal grease would be far better.

9 out of 10 Kiwi sheep will agree to this

[1290]

Vaseline has fairly poor lubrication qualities. Normal grease would be far better.

9 out of 10 Kiwi sheep will agree to this

You mean disagree?
Normal grease leave a horrible mess.....

[brett1868]

Vaseline is a little too clear for me, I like my grease the same colour as my condoms....Black so it looks bigger and we all know that bigger is better so black grease has to be the best

[Oldbloke]

Graphite grease is known for its ability to lubricate in hot situations.