What does Froglube do to clothing when it comes in contact?
near as I can tell, nothing
What does Froglube do to clothing when it comes in contact?
The point is that almost any lubricant which is formulated with some longevity in mind will work, but neglect can overcome them all.
UncleBuck said:I have a couple of "barn guns" that get cleaned and oiled when I get around to it. I do not get around to it very often. They sit in the barns and collect dust and grime, humidity is not their friend.
This has been discussed several times already in this thread; it only gums up the action if you use it improperly and apply way too much. Used correctly, it won't gum up the action, even in cold weather.HALO51 said:I had an armorer from one of top rated firearm companies tell me that he will NOT use FrogLube and highly recommends against it especially in cold weather as it tends to "gum up" the action.
I agree to a point, and I did use it sparingly, and removed the excess while cleaning as best I could, but it can still cause problems, especially when it gets into areas during cleaning, that are not readily accessed, and the excess not easily removed.it only gums up the action if you use it improperly and apply way too much. Used correctly, it won't gum up the action, even in cold weather.