Frog Lube Hoffner Torture Test.mov
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@operator223 why would you freeze it? There shouldn't be enough on the gun to freeze anyway.
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Im pretty sure my Glock will run thousands of rounds without frog lube.
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Your partner there wanted to say something at the end but I guess it wasn't that important
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@GoDuckHunting cool...as a mechanic i have an almost moral issue with running metal parts on metal parts without lube...i like this stuff cuz it doesn't attract dust like oil does..
hey if running it dry works for ya,more power to ya bro !
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@brotherscoobs Yep!
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You should have used any other gun than a Glock because in the past I didn't clean my G27 after a few range visits and it had never failed me without lubing it. Glocks certainly are reliable.
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@TheHossUSMC and it's gonna warm up after a few rounds anyway
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@GoDuckHunting but will it wipe clean without scrubbing ?
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i just did 2 of my guns with it...when i applied it to the guns they had been recently cleaned and not shot..i got a fair amount of crud when i wiped the excess off...it doesn't stay wet like oil does...can't wait to see what cleanup after "seasoning"of the guns with it...there's a good vid of a soldier in iraq cleaning his rifle after a year old application of the lube...1000's or rounds and it all wiped clean
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Try that with a 1911, Glocks can run dry. I would like to try some just to see how good it is but dont try to say how good it is by using a Glock.
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Everybody knows that a Glock will shoot forever with little to no lube. So don't try to pull the wool over the eyes of us that know better. Now, do that with a 1911 and I will sit up and take notice.
A good high grip that envelops the gun also tends to depress the slide lock. No big deal when you train reflex motor skills for immediate action "Tap, Rack, Ready" which will then lock the slide and tell the mind to combat reload. All part of a successful fighting system.
hoff4win 1 year ago