FrogLube is the real deal!

[Big Phil]

I got to use some today on my 30 year old 1911 and I will be using it exclusively from now on. I've used CLP Break free, Hoppes, MPro-7 and Machine Gunners lube. But why the switch after 1 use?
-It's easy to use. Instead of an oil-like substance it's a paste. Brush it on, wipe it off. Boom, done.
-It works really well! Carbon came off without excessive scrubbing. A nylon brush and micro fiber towel is all I needed.
-You don't need much so it's cost effective. I got my hands on a single use tube and only used half on 2 pistols.
-It stays on and you can tell immediately. I cleaned a guys Glock and just by using the slide release he said he noticed a difference. My mags drop free fast and easy and the slide is noticeably smoother.
-It's not "greasy" FrogLube is made from plant material, is 100% bio-degradable, and has a nice minty smell. Don't get me wrong I love the smell of gun oil, but maybe your significant other doesn't. Also after getting on my hands, my hands aren't "greasy".

So what's the downside? I'm not sure yet. If you're in San Antonio you can get it at U.S. Patriot Tactical on Rittiman. The 1 time use tubes are 99 cents so there's nothing to lose.

 

[BG1960]

Been using it for over a year, I have yet to find a downside.

 

[Rmbreset]

I started using it yesterday. The stuff is fantastic use it once and your a convert ! If you in the Austin area round2brass sells it for less than the mfg. website , 30.00 for the starter kit .

 

[dbgun]

I have been thinking about using it, ever since hearing about it at a gun show last month.

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

I've been using it for a while. I won't use anything else.

 

[Das Jared]

I've been using it for a while. I won't use anything else.

Yup

sent from my dishwasher

 

[kabob]

Anybody try it in an AR-15 or HK51 clone (PTR-91 SBR)?

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Anybody try it in an AR-15 or HK51 clone (PTR-91 SBR)?

Yes to the AR. Well, when I owned an AR. It was super easy to clean the BCG. Good stuff.

 

[AKM]

I use the paste on my rifles.

 

[London]

I did several hours of research on this a while back and decided against frog lube. They won't say what it's made out of so there's no way to tell if it really lubes your gun properly.

Some people swear by silicone spray, too, but thats a horrible choice for a lubricant. Does it keep the gun running? Sure, like a dream! Does it protect from friction damage? Not whatsoever!

Until FL tells me what's in their product I'll stick with Marine grease and home-made Ed's Red

GrantCunningham.com - Library.

 

[mroper]

Perhaps at the NRA convention they will be giving away samples. I will try it then.

 

[Das Jared]

Frog lube is safe to use man. Its been used for a few years now, by people who run their guns harder than any of us here could ever imagine. I have still yet to find ONE bad thing or experience with it

 

[tmd11111]

Wow, never knew there were so many Kool-Aid drinkers on here.

 

[Das Jared]

Im not a kool-aid drinker, I have personally been using it for over three years now. It works. period.

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Im not a kool-aid drinker, I have personally been using it for over three years now. It works. period.

I'm with this guy.

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Frog lube is safe to use man. Its been used for a few years now, by people who run their guns harder than any of us here could ever imagine. I have still yet to find ONE bad thing or experience with it

I've read somewhere before, that in colder environments, if you over lube the gun it'll cause malfunctions.

 

[Das Jared]

I've read somewhere before, that in colder environments, if you over lube the gun it'll cause malfunctions.

What it does is congeal, but once the gun gets running again, the lube gets runny. Ive honestly never heard of this, but that sounds like it could happen with any lube in a cold environment

 

[gdouthit]

The one Downside to froglube is if you want your gun refinished it is a pain in the ass to get the lube out of the metel. Other than that it works wonders!!! I love it!!!

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

What it does is congeal, but once the gun gets running again, the lube gets runny. Ive honestly never heard of this, but that sounds like it could happen with any lube in a cold environment

Yeah, I knew that. I'm certain I saw it somewhere. I'll go find the link. If I don't find it, then I guess I'm a liar.

I still use the stuff though.

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Maybe I misread it. I did a quick search and people are saying it was gummed up in cold weather but stopped once the gun warmed up, which is what would make sense.

Either way, the Froglube Koolaid tastes gud.