good video i like the mil-comm a lot, i just got my 1st Sig (P238) for my CCW and it came with a small sample. since then i have been putting it on all my firearms from my Sig (of course) to my S&W, Remington 870 and even though it probably doesnt need it on my AK-47. i feel the same as you i clean my firearms after every use be it 10 rds or 100. one thing though next video u make u should do something about that auto focus it was messing with me. well take care and keep up the good work.
@henchman77 Please read his post. Nothing factual there, Sir. In his defense, Sir, he did send me a bunch of copy/paste material from their website. Still, it comes down to a matter of choice. I have made mine, and I respect your's. Have a Great Holiday!
@weaponocd how is it that @suddenchemical has a lack of facts? He has tried froglube I tend to agree with him I have used Mil comm and with any product something better comes out and has. Instead of being so closed minded about it was not email the owner of froglube Larry he will be more then happy to send you a free sample to try for yourself. Glock does not shipped any lube with there weapons does that mean they sound be run dry? I think not.
@henchma77 Sir, you can say whatever you like. You don't have to ask me. Just realize that what you say is simply YOUR opinion only. Nothing more. It is good that frog lube works for you. I haven't tried, and I won't try it, because Mil-Comm works very well in my opinion.
I also took a LE carbine class at Sig and Froglube was highly recommended. Can I say have you ever thought that Mil-comm has sig locked into a contract to ship there product with a Sig pistol? Does that mean its the best? I am going to say no. I have tested froglube and used many others and froglube is the best on the market!
@thenowandaway Thanks for the question. I've been using this product for many years. I used this product in a professional capacity, liked what I saw, so I relegated Break Free to my shop, where I'm using it to clean motorcycle parts. The difference between this stuff and Break Free and the benefit gained is two fold: 1) Separate cleaner, so once its purpose is served it is gone. 2) One application does the job during a session, unlike Break Free, which requires multiple apps during a session.
@permazek Thank you very much for your opinion. I very much appreciate it and respect it. I think it is a great thing that there are so many weapon cleaning systems out there, and am eternally grateful that each of us has a choice to use whatever products we want to use and a right to have the opinion that the product we choose to use is the best. We owe that Freedom to the American Warfighter. If it wasn't for the American Warfighter, we wouldn't have weapons let alone cleaning systems.
Thank you for that. I reckon I'll find out for myself what the Sig Sauer Academy recommends in short order. Even then, I'll continue to use that with which Sig currently assembles weapons for production and in The Custom Shop, that which ships as a sample with every new weapon leaving the facility, and that which they tell me they recommend when I call them and ask--Mil Comm. I really respect & appreciate your interest in FrogLube, honestly, I do, but I've found that which works for me.
At the Sig Sauer Academy they are stressing to use FrogLube. It's non hazardous and works much better than TW25B. It doesn't have an odor and if your dog or kids get into it it won't harm them.
good video i like the mil-comm a lot, i just got my 1st Sig (P238) for my CCW and it came with a small sample. since then i have been putting it on all my firearms from my Sig (of course) to my S&W, Remington 870 and even though it probably doesnt need it on my AK-47. i feel the same as you i clean my firearms after every use be it 10 rds or 100. one thing though next video u make u should do something about that auto focus it was messing with me. well take care and keep up the good work.
Skidz1818 3 months ago
@henchman77 Please read his post. Nothing factual there, Sir. In his defense, Sir, he did send me a bunch of copy/paste material from their website. Still, it comes down to a matter of choice. I have made mine, and I respect your's. Have a Great Holiday!
weaponocd 3 months ago
@weaponocd how is it that @suddenchemical has a lack of facts? He has tried froglube I tend to agree with him I have used Mil comm and with any product something better comes out and has. Instead of being so closed minded about it was not email the owner of froglube Larry he will be more then happy to send you a free sample to try for yourself. Glock does not shipped any lube with there weapons does that mean they sound be run dry? I think not.
henchmen77 3 months ago
@suddenchemical Thank you for your opinion...and your complete lack of facts.
weaponocd 3 months ago
Froglube all the way. Mil comm is an overrated product that has zero credibility.
suddenchemical24 4 months ago
@henchma77 Sir, you can say whatever you like. You don't have to ask me. Just realize that what you say is simply YOUR opinion only. Nothing more. It is good that frog lube works for you. I haven't tried, and I won't try it, because Mil-Comm works very well in my opinion.
weaponocd 4 months ago
I also took a LE carbine class at Sig and Froglube was highly recommended. Can I say have you ever thought that Mil-comm has sig locked into a contract to ship there product with a Sig pistol? Does that mean its the best? I am going to say no. I have tested froglube and used many others and froglube is the best on the market!
henchmen77 4 months ago
Yes. Used sparingly at the range. Great stuff. Doesn't sling all over the place, and keeps the weapon running smooth
weaponocd 4 months ago
Have you tried MIl-Comm MC3000? Supposed to be like a mix between MC2500 and TW25B.
darwinner007 4 months ago
What made you want to change to this?
Honestly I find many of these are like hair products where overall they perform the same (the higher end products) so what do you see as the benifit?
thenowandaway 11 months ago
@thenowandaway Thanks for the question. I've been using this product for many years. I used this product in a professional capacity, liked what I saw, so I relegated Break Free to my shop, where I'm using it to clean motorcycle parts. The difference between this stuff and Break Free and the benefit gained is two fold: 1) Separate cleaner, so once its purpose is served it is gone. 2) One application does the job during a session, unlike Break Free, which requires multiple apps during a session.
weaponocd 11 months ago
@permazek Thank you very much for your opinion. I very much appreciate it and respect it. I think it is a great thing that there are so many weapon cleaning systems out there, and am eternally grateful that each of us has a choice to use whatever products we want to use and a right to have the opinion that the product we choose to use is the best. We owe that Freedom to the American Warfighter. If it wasn't for the American Warfighter, we wouldn't have weapons let alone cleaning systems.
weaponocd 11 months ago
Thank you for that. I reckon I'll find out for myself what the Sig Sauer Academy recommends in short order. Even then, I'll continue to use that with which Sig currently assembles weapons for production and in The Custom Shop, that which ships as a sample with every new weapon leaving the facility, and that which they tell me they recommend when I call them and ask--Mil Comm. I really respect & appreciate your interest in FrogLube, honestly, I do, but I've found that which works for me.
weaponocd 1 year ago
At the Sig Sauer Academy they are stressing to use FrogLube. It's non hazardous and works much better than TW25B. It doesn't have an odor and if your dog or kids get into it it won't harm them.
straitshooter1000 1 year ago
i wish regular folk would stop using the assh... term "shout out". Makes them sound ignorant like alot of the street thugs or the president.
chrospoke 1 year ago
@chrospoke Noted. Thanks!
weaponocd 1 year ago
FrogLube - the best CLP on the market
MrUSMarksman 1 year ago
@MrUSMarksman Thanks much for your opinion. Very interesting CLP, however, I'll keep my cleaner separate from my lubricant/protectant.
weaponocd 1 year ago