Frog lube
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TheWhiteBuffalo
Not Impressed
Buy it and you will love it. I won't use anything else anymore.
I love the smell and the fact that I don't have to worry about getting it all over my hands or my burger. The stuff is yummy!
I love the smell and the fact that I don't have to worry about getting it all over my hands or my burger. The stuff is yummy!
- Mar 8, 2013
- 6,993
Ordered it from Nacthez, after 3 weeks they canceled, still billed me, and I never got it! Frog Lube sucks! Because I never even got to try it!
Robert1955
Ultimate Member
I am using it on my G17 and my SR1911, They are new guns with under 250 rounds thru them so far but the both wiped clean after a range trip. I am liking it so far.
sheat36
Active Member
two thumbs up
ObsceneJesster
Ultimate Member
- Jan 31, 2011
- 2,958
My wife thinks it smells good but I prefer EWL and Mobile 1
KRONIK27
DorseyGS
Smells good, Feels good, and better than K*Y. 
ohen cepel
Ultimate Member
Bit pricey and IIRC they say it works best of you strip the weapons down to bare metal. In the end it wasn't worth it for me given things I already have on hand and am used to (getting old and cheap is part of it I guess :-)
Coretac
Do NOT care what u think
- May 30, 2013
- 192
I just started using it seems good . wanna try Q 20 Black Rifle ? http://www.brownells.com/gun-cleani...ntion/black-diamond-pump-spray-prod56332.aspx
hawkeye86
Active Member
I tried it. The frog was not impressed.
TxAggie
Ultimate Member
Bet you forgot to warm the frog up first. They are cold blooded you know.
There have been THOUSANDS of posts on FL. It's a Pepsi/Coke thing. You either like it or you don't. If you use it (and I use it on 3 of my firearms) please refer to the following:
-yes, warming the metal helps, and I highly suggest it
-those who have had problems with it typically only make one application. I did 2 applications 2 days apart, then fired and did another cleaning and application. After your 3rd application you won't need to warm the gun anymore in most instances, and there is plenty of it to allow you to fire MANY (1000?) rounds without reapplication.
Good luck with it.
