"stop being disrespectful"....while being disrespectul.Also, quit buttfucking the English language.
youre sending me mixed vibes here pal
"stop being disrespectful"....while being disrespectul.Also, quit buttfucking the English language.
also on a side note...if youve never heard anyones ideas or designs referred to as "shit", " complete shit" or "complete and utter shit"......youve obviously been sitting in on nicer design crits than i have......Mcameron,
I expect the engineers I interview to be a bit more civil during a discussion, especially when there are differences.
Jeff Lester, P.E.
calm your tits Mr.TEvery time you post it is pure snark and confirmation bias. You claim a ridiculous round count in a low-round count discipline. That's not even the most egregious of your claims. Your experience is no where near on par with Sully nor Tore.
Then you make prejudiced statements about professional end users, accusing them of neglect when rust is a natural occurrence anywhere in this universe when oxygen reacts with materials. That is complete horseshit and an mental easy button response to something that doesn't fit in your crafted reality. I have had weapons rust in transit, on mission. It has nothing to do with neglect, ass.
Your attitude is what lands you in this situation. You can stay here and learn, or you can leave. You certainly have ZERO business telling anyone how to handle defensive/duty firearms in a professional manner.
I have fixed an entire SWAT teams rifles who were frozen shut due to Frog Lube in sub freezing temperatures. The fact this real occurrence doesn't fit your reality in a fucking duck blind is a laughable. Shut up and color.
Breakthrough Clean as a solvent & ALG Go Juice and 0000 Grease for all my firearms. For me, this combination works, it’s simple, consistent, and plainly works.What are you using and why in which guns?
In the army we used regular CLP, it worked for it was. I used it for my personal weapons originally because it’s all I had known. I then swapped to fireclean on my personal weapons and found that it gums up fairly easy if the guns sit for any length of time. We used CLP and then swapped to frog lube at work for the Sig P226’s (when we carried them) and on our M4’s. Same issue as with fireclean. We swapped back to regular breakfree CLP. For my personal weapons I swapped over the Slip 2000 EWL since it’s a heavier lube and was recommended for carry weapons or weapons that sit. (Or machine guns/select fire weapons)
I wipe mine down after every use. It’s been common for me since it was required in the military and after every in service training while working at different nuclear sites. For guns that sit, probably every 4-6 months a good wipe down should happen just to check for rust and corrosion but I honestly haven’t followed that myself. For dusty environments (ie Iraq, powder dust storms), we used graphite (?), a dry lube. It still accumulated dust but it was definitely better than wet lube. (2004-2005, might’ve changed since then.)
What environment was the FireClean in when it gummed up? I’ve had FrogLube do that but never FireClean and I’ve used it exclusively for years. I’ve seen enough people say that it does that I’m very curious about it.
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Fireclean gums up when its used with any other products in the gun. There is an entire protocol for applying it, ect. I aint got time for that.
Have gotten feedback from a friend, unknown if he's on the forum, that fireclean gummed up his 1301tac.