How does MILITEC-1 compare to other gun lubricants on the market? Is it suitable only for lubrication, or can it be used also for cleaning?
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After all navegue até esses caras the entanglements were over he started over with a new formula (Weaponshield) that he's trying to get off the ground.
To be perfectly honest, while lubrication is very important, I want the steel surfaces of my guns to be protected, too. It may be easy to "set" a lube in a desert, but where can one find a hairdryer in the woods?
I usually use my Militec-1 without heating, just drop it on. Occasionally, when I'm feeling particularly motivated, I blast it for a couple of minutes with a hairdryer. I think I feel a difference, but it's small enough that it could be imagination.
It seems to be an unfortunate but unavoidable fact of life that the proper care of weapons is sometimes ignored. MILITEC-1’s long-term lubricating potential helps guard against this eventuality and will allow even badly neglected weapons to fire without jamming. After proper application with MILITEC-1 insures that a weapon will fire properly first time, every time.
I do need a lubricant for some of my autos. I'm using some black stuff in a tube that I got years ago. Still haven't used it all. Â
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If you feel like wading through it all you can go to this thread over on "The firing line" read about my adventure with Militec-1, a challenge by another manufacturer, and the end result of my testing.
I don't think the MILITEC-1 people say their lube "soaks" into the metal, but rather "bonds" with it. And there are a lot of people who report that after firing any given number of rounds through their barrels, that the lands and grooves still visit their website seem to have some residue of lubricant remaining, and that would be good, if true.