Frog Lube Kits (where available?)

R1Peacock · Jun 8, 2013

My wife has been complaining about the smell of Hoppes and I'm tired of cleaning my guns after she goes to bed..... Where in the area can you purchase Frog Lube either individually or in one of their kits? I'm in Westminster so I didn't want to aimlessly drive around today ----

Thanks for saving my marriage........

RP

Bang1964 · Jun 8, 2013

R1Peacock said:
My wife has been complaining about the smell of Hoppes and I'm tired of cleaning my guns after she goes to bed..... Where in the area can you purchase Frog Lube either individually or in one of their kits? I'm in Westminster so I didn't want to aimlessly drive around today ----

Thanks for saving my marriage........

RP

You can buy it from brownells.com.

Plainolme · Jun 8, 2013

I was trying to find Frog Lube no too long ago an I never found a local source with it in stock. I have seen it at Delmarva, might be worth the excuse to head over there...
If you are looking for something scent free you might want to try FireClean. I picked up a bottle a few weeks back and it has really impressed me. I bought mine at Engage Armament.

jthoma24 · Jun 8, 2013

Plainolme said:
I was trying to find Frog Lube no too long ago an I never found a local source with it in stock. I have seen it at Delmarva, might be worth the excuse to head over there...
If you are looking for something scent free you might want to try FireClean. I picked up a bottle a few weeks back and it has really impressed me. I bought mine at Engage Armament.

Bought it online. I don't think I will ever switch back.

laxman63 · Jun 8, 2013

Amazon has plenty of it....most eligible for free shipping.

Hope this helps!

Frog Lube

rivertamer · Jun 8, 2013

Bought mine from Freestate, not sure if they have any left though... might wanna call first to make sure they have some left.:thumbup:

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Batu · Jun 8, 2013

+1

for it to keep the wife happy about the smells. I got mine online also, love the stuff!

Spatha · Jun 8, 2013

I ordered mine from amazon (free shipping). It really does a good job on carbon removal. I plan on sticking with it for a while. All the non-toxic hoopla and the minty fresh smell give it a pretty high CDI factor as well.
My former go to stuff was FP10 or Balistol for oils and Wilson lithium grease.

Traveler · Jun 8, 2013

MSAR has it.

CypherPunk · Jun 8, 2013

There is more than one way to make your wife happy by using Frog Lube.

SWO Daddy · Jun 8, 2013

R1Peacock said:
My wife has been complaining about the smell of Hoppes and I'm tired of cleaning my guns after she goes to bed..... Where in the area can you purchase Frog Lube either individually or in one of their kits? I'm in Westminster so I didn't want to aimlessly drive around today ----

Thanks for saving my marriage........

RP

Amazon.com

R1Peacock · Jun 8, 2013

Thanks guys.... I'll check out the online sources --

RP

J. Wyatt · Aug 3, 2013

they where at a few gun shows I've been to. Blue Spoon Distribution, inc. 's dealer locator didn't show any in md.

A1Uni · Aug 3, 2013

I have plenty, kits, fluid, paste, single use tubes, all in stock.

Mdeng · Aug 3, 2013

A1Uniform said:
I have plenty, kits, fluid, paste, single use tubes, all in stock.

I picked up some at A1 Uniform after I watched Mike use the solvent to clean a suppressor baffle.

This baffle had years of crud built up on it. Mike had soaked the baffle in another CLP, the crud wouldn't budge. He then sprayed the frog Lube solvent on the now dry baffle and let it sit while looking a price up for another customer. 5 minutes passed and he came back to the baffle. The crude then came off with little effort.

I was sold and picked up a bottle of solvent and clp.

vinjet700 · Aug 3, 2013

Bollinger's had some tubes when I was up there last weekend. Not sure about kits...

Gryphon · Aug 3, 2013

Haven't used it yet but it must be popular. Couldn't find it in any local GS, so I ordered a kit on line to give it a try and got a message saying its on 2 week back order. Hope it is as good as the reports coming in.

BollingerGun · Aug 3, 2013

We have it also!

Mdeng · Aug 3, 2013

I thought I should point out the recommendations of one of the resident gunsmiths on the board.

Clandestine "Don't use dry lubes, Graphite (Bad for Aluminum), Miltec, Frog Lube, Remoil, or run the gun dry. It will accelerate wear, burn off during extended firing sessions (Remoil), promote corrosion (Miltec/Frog Lube/Tetra), or break down (Frog Lube)."

Bold and red highlight was added.

This is taken from an AR15 cleaning thread http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=122781&highlight=Frog+Lube&page=2

With this said I watched it work on carbon/lead build up that wasn't coming off with another brand of CLP. I have Frog Lube in my cleaning supplies but I don't plan to use it as a lubricant.

clandestine · Aug 3, 2013

Mdeng said:
I thought I should point out the recommendations of one of the resident gunsmiths on the board.

Bold and red highlight was added.

This is taken from an AR15 cleaning thread http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=122781&highlight=Frog+Lube&page=2

With this said I watched it work on carbon/lead build up that wasn't coming off with another brand of CLP. I have Frog Lube in my cleaning supplies but I don't plan to use it as a lubricant.

Yup! I have used the stuff as a lube and its awful for lubricant. The application reminds me of Miltec as well. :tdown:

Im using Fireclean now and I must say I am cautiously impressed. I give no endorsement thus far but its certainly a eyebrow raiser on my suppressed guns.

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