Pond James Pond
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Some time ago I posted a thread on my experiences with Hoppe's Dri-Lube.
In short, I like it as it really smoothed out my trigger and didn't attract dust etc.
The can I had failed as the valve would not work despite there still being lube in the can. I've recently bought some more and before cleaning off all the oil to replace it with the dry lubricant, I wanted to check something that hadn't occurred to me before.
1. Does dry lubricant do anything to protect metal against corrosion, or just friction.
2. In addition, does dry lube react with gun oils if I decide to apply oil on top at a later date?
In short, I like it as it really smoothed out my trigger and didn't attract dust etc.
The can I had failed as the valve would not work despite there still being lube in the can. I've recently bought some more and before cleaning off all the oil to replace it with the dry lubricant, I wanted to check something that hadn't occurred to me before.
1. Does dry lubricant do anything to protect metal against corrosion, or just friction.
2. In addition, does dry lube react with gun oils if I decide to apply oil on top at a later date?