DirtyHarold
New member
I would just like to share my personal experience with Weapon Shield CLP, this wont be a post saying how much better this is than another lube etc.
I came across one of the YouTube videos on this stuff in a playlist I was watching while cleaning my guns, about how [according to the tests being performed] this lube is far superior than just anything else as far as WEAR protection (a claim made by them not me, but it seems like a legitimate test...judge for yourself).
Anyway I thought I would give it a try.
First thing I did, I completely disassembled my still very new Ruger SP101--which if you own one of these you will know that the DA trigger pull is well, fair at best--and gave every surface, especially moving parts a little bit of WS and put her back together and worked the action a bit.
I kid you not I bet it dropped 1-1.5 lbs off the trigger pull and made the action so much smoother than before. To get a sense of how much better it is, before I couldnt dry fire it in DA without the front sight bobbing all over unless I put a death grip on it. Now I can rapidly DA dry fire it and hold it relatively steady on target. I have done the same lube process with several different oils and until now I didnt even know just an oil could make this kind of difference.
It was so incredible in fact I did the same treatment to my GP100 Match Champion, however it didnt really have the same effect as it did for the other gun. However I believe this to be because the MC already has an action job from the factory so its probably already as nice as its going to get without getting into springs.
Again, I am simply sharing my experience with this product, I'm not a salesman or anything. But this is a video I found after the fact showing the same thing. You can do your own research though and be your own judge, personally I sided with the makers and came to the conclusion that WS is by far superior to all other gun lubes out there in terms of wear protection.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTMoz34q4cI
I came across one of the YouTube videos on this stuff in a playlist I was watching while cleaning my guns, about how [according to the tests being performed] this lube is far superior than just anything else as far as WEAR protection (a claim made by them not me, but it seems like a legitimate test...judge for yourself).
Anyway I thought I would give it a try.
First thing I did, I completely disassembled my still very new Ruger SP101--which if you own one of these you will know that the DA trigger pull is well, fair at best--and gave every surface, especially moving parts a little bit of WS and put her back together and worked the action a bit.
I kid you not I bet it dropped 1-1.5 lbs off the trigger pull and made the action so much smoother than before. To get a sense of how much better it is, before I couldnt dry fire it in DA without the front sight bobbing all over unless I put a death grip on it. Now I can rapidly DA dry fire it and hold it relatively steady on target. I have done the same lube process with several different oils and until now I didnt even know just an oil could make this kind of difference.
It was so incredible in fact I did the same treatment to my GP100 Match Champion, however it didnt really have the same effect as it did for the other gun. However I believe this to be because the MC already has an action job from the factory so its probably already as nice as its going to get without getting into springs.
Again, I am simply sharing my experience with this product, I'm not a salesman or anything. But this is a video I found after the fact showing the same thing. You can do your own research though and be your own judge, personally I sided with the makers and came to the conclusion that WS is by far superior to all other gun lubes out there in terms of wear protection.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTMoz34q4cI