Lucas oil products

[survivalshop]

  I didn't know it , but I got a free sample of this oil with my Sig M11 . The little packet was jammed into the same place as the GunLock in the case . Going to compare it to the 98 special I have 

 

[Malig8r]

Never heard of that stuff.

[survivalshop]

https://lucasoil.com/products/out-door-line/extreme-duty-gun-oil

[mrmackc]

5 hours ago, survivalshop said:

  I didn't know it , but I got a free sample of this oil with my Sig M11 . The little packet was jammed into the same place as the GunLock in the case . Going to compare it to the 98 special I have 

 

Once upon a time, I ordered some high-dollar cartridge case resizing lube from Herters. 4ounces was  $5.  I had been helping one of our chemist evaluating a new oil used in a wireline grease pressure unit. We were testing some Texaco products. One was 140 wt. Multi purpose gear lube. My new case lube smelled,  looked and poured exactly like the 140 wt. Had the chemist run a comparison yes and guess what?   Well the $5 per 4oz. stuff actually was Texaco 140 wt. $12 per 5 gallon gear grease. The Lucas gun oil may be the same way. 

I use 140 wt. for a lot of lube problems, it works just as well as some very high dollar stuff.

 

Edited August 29, 2017 by mrmackc

[Malig8r]

When it comes to grease for firearms usage I like TW25B.

[bubbas4570]

I found that Weapon Shield CLP is doing more than just fine for me. My Ad's run longer with this than any other lube I have tried, save regular old high temp bearing grease....it is just not quite as messy.

Even the vaunted Slip2000 did not even come close to living my B6P for any extended period as the Weapon Shield did. For example, I cannot say exactly how long before my last training session I had cleaned and lived my pistol, but it was done with Weapon Shield CLP. I ran 635 rounds through the pistol at training, and I want to say at least another 100 previously + carrying wh3never possible with 0 failures due to pistol/lube (drying slide, dragging, etcetera). It is a dirty pig, but still runs, and functions just fine, thank you!

 

And yes, so do have a bottle of Lucas gun oil on my shelf also. It faired no better than the Slip2000 in my testing. It is now regulated to lubing tools and such on my bench.

[bubbas4570]

Fuquing phone.....firefox app screwed up/locked up while I was trying to fix my auto corrected bs in my post.

 

The Ad's is supposed to be AR's.

And living or lived is supposed to be lubing or lubed.

And the damn thing is still trying to autocorrect me...

 

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[98Z5V]

This will get snatched up and run through the oil tester device from hell.  I'll let you guys know how it compares. 

[blue109]

Like when Fireclean tried to sue TFB for outing them as common vegetable oil. Man that was amusing. 

[unforgiven]

That 98 mystery earl is like honey 

[First Sergeant]

I'm pretty simple about it. 

Have used Lucas and it's not bad. 

[98Z5V]

On 8/30/2017 at 11:09 PM, 98Z5V said:

This will get snatched up and run through the oil tester device from hell.  I'll let you guys know how it compares. 

JB Matt states that this stuff runs pretty well.  I'll get the numbers from the tester and report back.

[survivalshop]

On 9/5/2017 at 8:10 PM, First Sergeant said:

I'm pretty simple about it. 

Have used Lucas and it's not bad. 

 That LSA Weapons oil runs good , I used to sell a lot of it , I had cases of it in the 70's -80's . Kroil is one of the best Penetrating oils I have ever used .

 

  Good to hear the Lucas is n to all that Bad from your oil guy , 98 . I just used it on my M&P Shield to try out , after a complete cleaning .