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Clp Vs Gun Oil Reddit. Yes the solvent breaks down the powder residue and old, dirty oil, aiding in cleaning. Most solvent dries pretty quick on its own but yes, the idea is. I’ve used lucas clp, grease and oil. Cosmoline/museum wax is a better protector than clp, but yes clp is a better solvent and lube than cosmoline/museum wax. Having compared the two, fairly sure i actually prefer the gun treatment/gun oil, the one with the hydrocarbon oils base. You can use any firearm lubricant and be fine. Just spray everything down and wipe the carbon away. I used to use clp but now i use lucas gun oil. Great for tight spots and pistols. My preference is for a dedicated solvent: Hoppes #9 or hoppes elite (a little less pungent) and a dedicated lubricant: Stays put as a rust. It's in a very convenient package and works very well. It breaks down carbon faster than either hoppes or clp.

I’ve used lucas clp, grease and oil. I used to use clp but now i use lucas gun oil. Yes the solvent breaks down the powder residue and old, dirty oil, aiding in cleaning. You can use any firearm lubricant and be fine. Cosmoline/museum wax is a better protector than clp, but yes clp is a better solvent and lube than cosmoline/museum wax. Hoppes #9 or hoppes elite (a little less pungent) and a dedicated lubricant: Just spray everything down and wipe the carbon away. Having compared the two, fairly sure i actually prefer the gun treatment/gun oil, the one with the hydrocarbon oils base. Great for tight spots and pistols. It breaks down carbon faster than either hoppes or clp.

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Clp Vs Gun Oil Reddit Just spray everything down and wipe the carbon away. I used to use clp but now i use lucas gun oil. I’ve used lucas clp, grease and oil. Just spray everything down and wipe the carbon away. My preference is for a dedicated solvent: Cosmoline/museum wax is a better protector than clp, but yes clp is a better solvent and lube than cosmoline/museum wax. It's in a very convenient package and works very well. Most solvent dries pretty quick on its own but yes, the idea is. It breaks down carbon faster than either hoppes or clp. Having compared the two, fairly sure i actually prefer the gun treatment/gun oil, the one with the hydrocarbon oils base. You can use any firearm lubricant and be fine. Great for tight spots and pistols. Stays put as a rust. Yes the solvent breaks down the powder residue and old, dirty oil, aiding in cleaning. Hoppes #9 or hoppes elite (a little less pungent) and a dedicated lubricant: