Best Oil

24 August 2010, 04:51

Dukescav

Best Oil

Picked up my new double over the weekend and now want to keep it in tip top shape, well tip top as it is going to get since I plan on using it as much as possible during hunting season. In your most humble opinions, what is the best gun oil to use on doubles. I will use a grease on the hinge but for the rest of the gun? Open to suggestions. Thanks

24 August 2010, 05:41

GarBy

I like the Tetra products...grease, oil, etc. No problems at all thru 4 Safaris. Doesn't seem to pick up grit as bad IMO.

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24 August 2010, 05:51

N E 450 No2

I use Break Free quite a bit.

If it is real dusty I use Prolix.

It quickly dries and "dust" does not seem to stick to it.

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24 August 2010, 18:05

Dutch44

I'm partial to Shiloh Creek Gun Oil, since I manufacture it. However, best non-synthetic on the market, in my biased opinion. It's flow range and viscosity far surpasses most off the shelf products.

Dutch

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30 August 2010, 07:50

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