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Reaper308
wd 40 will not clean, it will lube. it will not protect like most gun oils. your guns will be fine, but i suggest getting some real gun lube that will protect them. you can get it cheaper than wd 40.
tnfleming
thank you. Do u lube magazine spring?
skeeter51
I always lube! lol
sytasyn_syn
I use Military issued CLP(Cleaning Lubricant Protection)...because it's free and I can steal ungodly amounts of it.
Snake
Send a little my why dontcha?
ssdd71
I like Break-Free CLP too. Even if I have to pay for it...
Nutty Basterd
that "tennyson" or something like that is good, some sort of machine oil. Anybody know what I'm talking about?
sytasyn_syn
Nope, Not at all. I like to use "Love Lube" on mine. Lets my weapon know I still care.
skeeter51
If you go to NAPA and buy some copper lubricant that is the best thing for your gun.
skeeter51
The WD in WD-40 stands for Water Displacement. SO, no WD-40 is not ok for your gun.
greasypaws
will work for a gun lube but due to the light viscosity of the oil it tends to be messy as for cleaning it does not do anything.as for myself as a mechanic i remove stocks or grips then spray gun parts(no plastic or rubber!!!)and the barrel with brake kleen it strips away contaminated oils and powder residue then i clean the bore with good old Hoppe's no. 9 when my patches come out clean i spray it down with brake kleen then i oil everything with Lucas gun oil (the same Lucas that makes engine oil products!!!) this has worked well on all types of firearms Kill Em' All And Let God Sort Em' Out!
skeeter51
Since your a mechanic have you ever heard of this copper anti-seize I've mentioned. They sell it at NAPA and it works great!
greasypaws
yeah i have heard of it and have used it too i prefer the silver stuff but to each their own.i havent used it on guns because i am concerned with the fact that it is a dust attracter and when you get it on your hands it ends up everywhere!what a mess.but if you use it on guns that is fine it will work plus you can always find a napa to buy it at
craigman9mm
WD 40 is not recommended for cleaning of firearms. It has a different property element that is not for the machanics of firearms. Break Free CLP and LP is propbably the best on the market for lube and cleaning. It's endorsed by the military, and they also use it in action and also they use it for their big cannons on the ships. As for lubing your magazine springs, spray them with CLP and then wipe them off. Do not leave lube in the mags and or on the springs as this will collect dust and particals in your mags and cause malfunctions. For all break free products go to www.breakfree.com
skeeter51
That's what I use and recommend.
sytasyn_syn
I actually used isopropol(SP?) alcohol on the Glock19 here due to lack of supplies. and it worked GREAT. Just not sure if it harms the weapon at all, anyone got an idea if it messes it up
greasypaws
it wont hurt anything just remember it will remove all oils so some kinda lube might help operation but considering the envirnment in the sandbox,from a functional stand point you might be better off with a "dry" weapon