What's everyone's favorite lube?

I had a buddy give me some stuff called Slide Glide and that stuff works pretty good !!!

Lube for Case sizing or Swaging or Cast Bullets? LOL

For case sizing and swaging my favorite lube is the same thing and I make it myself 50% anhydrous Lanolin 50% castor oil.

Cast bullet lube I dont really know yet. I do like Lithibee alot. I have a lot of my variation on Darr lube that I am using up at the present it works pretty good too.

Sorry I was talking about gun lube

I am in the middle of testing froglube that is sold by one of our member here. So far it has done what it says it will do. I still have to do my review both here and youtube on it. I will be buying more....

Rem oil....my brother gave me some lube tht comes in a silver (hair mousse) looking can. He picked it up at a gun show...I am supposed to try it out.

m-pro

Rem oil and 3-in-1 machine oil has always worked well for me.

yep im a Rem oil or Hoppes oil man

Militec-1
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Mobile 1

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Haha...that reminds me. I have used Lucas oil treatment for lubing the carriers in my AR's. A thin film works good...it's kinda tacky and sticks to the parts, so it doesn't run all over and out of every crack and seam.

I like shooters choice red grease, mobil 1, and the copper anti seize grease you get at autozone. I hear they make a good lube in Kentucky.

The silver "hair mousse" looking can I picked up from the show is
SUPER QCG [Quick Clean Guns]
It's slick as snot and I haven't had any complaints about it...
Runs great in all my firearms and my bolt guns have never been smoother.

I've only used Rem Oil, Ballistol, QCG & whatever hawcer has on hand when needed.

I have also used "Air tool" oil to saturate a gummed and crudded up gun before a good cleaning....usually something I've purchased used, Not something I've already had,lol. It lubes, cleans and breaks loose stuff pretty good.

I have been using frog lube exclusively. The stuff just works! There is a process in how to use it. When the directions are followed it works amazing. No more scrubbing the bolt and carrier, no more scrubbing the .22 pistol. If it was a car wax it truely would be called the lazy man's wax.

I do use the paste and the liquid. I use the paste for a treatment once they are clean and the liquid for regular cleanings.

I have actually seen where the product excels other products at one of our 3G shoots. A shooter was having all kinds of ftf's bolt not closing properly on his AR-15 on the first stage. I offered it to him after the first stage and he declined, he told me he has lube with him. 2nd stage he had the same problems, again I offered it to him and told him I think he really should try it if nothing more than a true test for the product. He accepted my offer and asked how he should apply it, I told him to take the bolt carrier apart and wipe his lube off and put the frog lube on a little on the heavy side. He did and the AR ran like a clock the rest of the day. He came back and thanked me for the use of it. The best part is he came back the following month and told me when he got home he took his rifle apart to clean it and found that the carbon on the bolt just wiped off. He has been using it since, and I have even seen him offer it to others. One of the other RO's yelled to me if I had any frog lube with me, before I had a chance to answer I heard "I do" from the gentleman I left use it.

Hornady one-shot 32oz pump ... OK ,let me hear the Boo'n

I have used Lucas gun lube the last year on my AR'S. I do like Rem gun lube. I like liquid wrench oil it will clean any thing out of gun barrel or any thing else.