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Mobil 1
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Mobil 1
I see some folks using this for gun lube. Thoughts? It is certainly cheaper and I don't think Rem Oil lasts very long before needing it again.
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Re: Mobil 1
Here are two previous threads in which Mobil 1 is discussed.
Cannot remember if there are more than these in our Forum "archives".... you might try some searches, RR.
BTW, one of these has a link to an outside article on using Mobil 1.
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=719
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... use#p19367
Cannot remember if there are more than these in our Forum "archives".... you might try some searches, RR.
BTW, one of these has a link to an outside article on using Mobil 1.
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=719
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... use#p19367
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Re: Mobil 1
while using it may be OK, unless left with no other choice, I wouldn't do so .... for our firearms I tend to stick with products designed for their use .... further, I'm prone to be pretty picky about which of those I will use
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Re: Mobil 1
I doubt I would try it. I don't want glow plugs on my Henry for winter....
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Re: Mobil 1
likewise.JEBar wrote:... tend to stick with products designed for their use ....
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Re: Mobil 1
After learning about Ballistol on the Henry Forum, I pretty much use it for all gun cleaning duties - even the wood stock get wiped down with it. I also watched a Hickok45 video on gun cleaning and he seemed quite satisfied with it.
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
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Re: Mobil 1
I use oil designed for firearms as well but have been known when lazy to grab my clock oil applicator off my workbench.
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Re: Mobil 1
Engine oils are design to works best at 200 degrees . Most gun oils work best at 0 to 150 degrees . That is not the only differences by a long shot . Baby and olive oil will work also .
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