Got any idea why it congeals?
thats how its designed to function so it does not evaporate? duno.
Got any idea why it congeals?
I picked up a quart of valvoline 20w 50 synthetic racing oil and a quart of valvoline dex merc ATF yesterday. The oil is blue, which I thought was kinda cool, so the mixture ends up being purple. I used a mixture of about 4 parts oil to 1 part ATF and I really liked the results. I have yet to put it through a real test because it started raining on us after putting 30 rounds through my AR, but when I do get time to run at least a few hundred rounds through the AR and the Glock, I'll post some results.
FWIW, I didn't choose the valvoline brand for any reason other than that was what was available, but I think I will be happy with it. Can't beat the price of motor oil and ATF when using it as gun lube. I wish I had tried this sooner, but I am glad that I tried this instead of buying more CLP or some other expensive lube.
I think you will be well pleased with your new gun lubricant.
How is it better than using straight mineral oil, it's main ingredient.
I just recently got some Ballistol from Amazon.com and it works great though the price with shipping is rediculous for a 6oz can. Does anyone in Baton Rouge carry it besides Precision? (They're quite a ways from where I'm at)
There is a Gun Oil Poll on another gun forum and Ballistol is in 13th place.