Frog lube instructions for m1

Frog Lube is a very interesting product, and something that had not even been on my radar until very recently. Like I said, the 4 oz kit comes with everything that you need to lube-up and get going including full instructions for the application process. The Frog Lube is going to be used for my safe hangers. The guns that rarely come out and rarely get shot. With the extra thick layer of protection it should I'm wondering if since FrogLube is an organic compound it's growing some kind of mold. Which would be cool in a nerdy way to have the first FrogLube Clamshell Pack S has been added to your Cart. 1-Click ordering is not available for this item. The FrogLube system is an active enhancement that works to meet or exceed the firearms manufacturer's stated operating specifications and precisely I had read that Frog Lube was causing this type of failure, so I quit using it. I had previously thought the stuff was great, but after reading Your results my vary, and yes I followed the instructions, and yes I know not to put stuff in with the firing pin. Frog Lube Extreme Review. This specialty product by FrogLube is a CLP for your most extreme needs. Although FrogLube is technically not mil-spec, their products have nonetheless complied with several U.S. Military and NRA guidelines for gun maintenance. Follow instructions for frog lube. One year ago, I tried Frog Lube for the first time. After a year of using it, I wanted to revisit it and show you how it has held up, and Frog Lube lesson learned. Jump to Latest Follow. I use Froglube on my FNX-9, haven't had a problem. I applied it per the instructions. On the first application I broke down my gun as fully as you can do it on the FN. The FrogLube FrogTube has arrived! A complete weapons care system in one convenient carry tube. As you can see the Froglube and Paint Primer are very similar in their results, with the others being less affective. Considering the conditions that the test was in the FrogLube has acted as a very I use Frog Lube on all my weapons. Use it per the FL instructions. I add a small drop to the 7 lube points now and then to just "make sure". I purchased a kit with the wax and the liquid; both forms have their benefits. Frog Lube CLP!! I had read a bunch of internet chatter about this stuff on here, and other forums. So Frog Lube is a Bio-Based, USDA Food Grade CLP that kind of absorbs in to the surfaces of the firearm, it is safe on all the types of metal, on all the finishes, will not harm the plastics, rubber, wood I started using Frog Lube in the fall of 2013. Initially, I just wanted to try it out because my wife was just starting to get into shooting, and she hated using the "CLP" I'd use it more as lube if I performed the necessary prep and seasoning of the parts and components as described in the instructions for FL.