Tell me where you're buying full synthetic motor oil for under 3 bucks a quart .
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DaSouthernYankee
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If you catch something on sale it can be had tho it is not the norm. I think the Wal Mart supertech is under $4 a quart at normal price (and it’s actually pretty good oil, look on the bobistheoilguy forum for some reviews and a chem analyses). Anyway I was not trying to say it was commonly available for that little.
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DaSouthernYankee
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Come on now... you know unless a Navy SEAL or a reputable shooter (and in some instances not even reputable), or its been featured on the cover of a shooting magazine, or a YouTube gunner has recommended it, doesn't cost 10 times more than it should, or anything like that... it can't be any good!
MOTOR OIL??????? OMFG!!!! ARE YOU SERIOUS???????????? lol
On a serious note... Motor oil works great. Everyone hates cleaning Cosmoline off of stored or surplus rifles... yet its still the standard... the cheapest bidder and I have yet to see a rifle swimming in it to have any rust.
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Supertech 10w-30 synthetic is 6 bucks a qt . But I'll agree , it is a good oil from what I've read on BITOG .
A quart of oil will probably last most people a lifetime .
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DaSouthernYankee
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Is it that much now? Disclaimer, I don’t buy just one quart at a time, I’ll skim some off of a 5 quart jug during an oil change and I’m pretty sure those are $20 or less unless I’m thinking of the synthetic blend. But I’ll take your word for it as I have not gotten any in quite a while.
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NAPA has PEAK 1qt Full Synthetic 5w30 and 10w30 motor oil for $0.99. Reserve online and pickup in the store.
https://www.napaonline.com/en/searc...sInterchange=true&referer=search_form-allprod
https://www.napaonline.com/en/searc...sInterchange=true&referer=search_form-allprod
DaSouthernYankee
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Nice find!
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I think he is saying use what you have on hand.
Most have oil and stuff on a shelf. You do not have oil for your car?
I made up some Ben's Red Oil it is Royal Purple {or any Synthetic} and %5 Dextron Transmission oil
It worked well, as a lube.
I also made some Ben's Red Cleaner.
1 part Dexron II, IIe or III Automatic Transmission Fluid
1 part Mineral Spirits
1 part Kerosene, or Lamp Oil, Or Diesel
1 part Acetone
I use this on blue guns that are dirty, And gets stuff that #9 does not get.
I have to clean, a slew of guns after a flood and end up with guns in bags guys bring me. And guns i service for friends who have no idea how to clean them.
I know I am not normal. When you open my Cabinets.
I have 24 quarts of Royal Purple for the race car. 80 Filters for the Van and car.
And about 60 Oil Quarts for the Driver car and Van.
4 Quarts Dot 5 silicone Brake Fluid, 2 Quarts regular Brake Fluid the list goes on
So I like to use what I have on hand
Edit it works it must have been flooded with orders
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Be careful as many have reported Froglube gumming up.
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Same here since it became available.
Frog lube works great and smells even better! Not to mention it is non-toxic (I've seen someone put some on a cracker and eat it on a bet). HOWEVER, it does INDEED "gum up"... but I've found it's only in cooler/colder temperatures. I've never had an issue in warm/hot weather (or after the first few rounds heat up the gun).
Do not use Froglube in conjunction with any petroleum based products. It will create a *gunk* that would stop a bulldozer in its tracks.
And since it is plant based, it will break down much faster than other products.
Froglube was originally a joke but since a couple Seals invented it, all the operators just had to have it.
And since it is plant based, it will break down much faster than other products.
Froglube was originally a joke but since a couple Seals invented it, all the operators just had to have it.
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