CLP comparison

Sirex · Jan 5, 2016

Not mine, but thought it may be of some interest to some;

http://www.dayattherange.com/?page_id=3667

Clutch · Feb 4, 2016

This is pretty awesome. Thanks.

freebird · Feb 5, 2016

Wow. Thanks.

wreckdiver · Feb 5, 2016

Cool. Might have to revisit frog lube as a protectant. Didn't like it as a cleaner, but did ok in some applications as a lube.

Sirex · Feb 14, 2016

I have been using Gunzilla, which didn't fair to well in the test. May have to switch to Froglube or Hornady One Shot.

RwWilly · Feb 14, 2016

says CLP has no odor. Everything after that is invalid!

Schipperke · Feb 23, 2016

Some swear by Chicken Grease

Mark75H · Feb 23, 2016

I've quoted & linked to that more than once.

Might as well be a sticky.

Schipperke · Feb 23, 2016

I just noted it the other day, on ABP.. Those guys crack me up. Just heard Father and son doing 30days for getting Alaska Oil dividends, falsified address..

photoracer · Feb 23, 2016

Some of the data contradicts other similar tests done on other sites. Other than that it at least seems legit on the surface.

OnTarget · Feb 24, 2016

Sirex said:
I have been using Gunzilla, which didn't fair to well in the test. May have to switch to Froglube or Hornady One Shot.

For those of you that have used Froglube and Hornady w/Glide Plus. which one of these two has the lesser smell? Which one has the most pleasant smell? Don't want the house smelling of gun cleaner/lubricant. Thanks!

Note: I was planning on using WD-40 Specialist, but it has a strong smell, which I want to avoid.

OnTarget · Feb 25, 2016

clandestine · Feb 25, 2016

photoracer said:
Some of the data contradicts other similar tests done on other sites. Other than that it at least seems legit on the surface.

I dont think it shows a bias in the test. I think product makeup changes often to stay competitive and maximize profits.

I have seen it myself where products dont perform like older bottles or cans do.

photoracer · Feb 25, 2016

Often very true.

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Maxsplat · Feb 25, 2016

OnTarget said:
For those of you that have used Froglube and Hornady w/Glide Plus. which one of these two has the lesser smell? Which one has the most pleasant smell? Don't want the house smelling of gun cleaner/lubricant. Thanks!

Note: I was planning on using WD-40 Specialist, but it has a strong smell, which I want to avoid.

I use Froglube. Smells minty. I was brought up using Hoppes 9 but wanted something that wouldn't run my wife outta the house when using it. I sit at my kitchen table and use this with out issue. Converted my father to it as well.

If you have used a petroleum based product in the past you'll want to remove that from the firearm BEFORE using the Froglube. I've heard that missing Froglube with petroleum based products can cause fouling.

Last time I was at Bollinger's in Taneytown they had some of the Froglube solvent in small spray bottles.

Mark75H · Feb 25, 2016

My wife hates mint, she prefers Hoppes ... she's a keeper

Sirex · Feb 28, 2016

I have heard mixed reviews on Froglube, but almost all good on the Hornady One Shot. I am thinking of buying a can to test out. I like the claim it leaves a dry, protective film.

Sirex · Jun 26, 2017

Update. I was using Gunzilla prior to this. I have switched to Hornady One Sot, and I really love it. I was testing it on my gas operated shotgun for clays, and it cleaned extremely well using the standard One Shot cleaner/lube, then lubed it with the thicker spray. I am going to use regular Mobil 1 in my Colt AR, and Hornady exclusively in my Bear Creek Arsenal just to see if there is a difference. Expensive, but the Hornady cleans extremely well, and the thicker stuff keeps my Tristar Viper chugging along after a few hundred rounds. No malfunctions so far.

Mark75H · Jun 26, 2017

Sirex said:
I have heard mixed reviews on Froglube, but almost all good on the Hornady One Shot. I am thinking of buying a can to test out. I like the claim it leaves a dry, protective film.

My only complaint is the cost. Comes out of the can pretty fast and is expensive to begin with. Other than that, nothing negative.

TexasBob · Jun 27, 2017

It cost so little to maintain your firearms compered to replacing them due to neglect, much like life you only get out what you put in.

I never plan on go to the range if I don't also plan on time to clean the firearms I shoot, once every other month I take a couple hours and re-lube wipe all my firearms with mobile1 on a rag Now I'm retired and move to the Fl I will start doing it every month. I've got the time. :cool:

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