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Anyone ever consider this!

I have it on several weapons and the special forces are using it on many of their weapons due to it’s lubrication qualities and the fact it doesn’t attract dust or dirt. You can wipe powder residue off with a dry cloth no cleaners needed ever again and it might have some use on the internals of the condor/talon as well as the outside it’s guaranteed for life.

http://www.robarguns.com/np3.htm

Airforce Rifles/Pistols

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quote SAVAGESAM:

quote airtight_python:

Haha. I knew it was coming! You must have a shitload of pictures in your photobucket, you memorize the urls or have to browse through them every time?

URLS=Universal rectom lubricants? No wait universal resource locators lol.

… or, Uniform Resource Locator. 😉

quote airtight_python:

Haha. I knew it was coming! You must have a shitload of pictures in your photobucket, you memorize the urls or have to browse through them every time?

URLS=Universal rectom lubricants? No wait universal resource locators lol.

Haha. I knew it was coming! You must have a shitload of pictures in your photobucket, you memorize the urls or have to browse through them every time?

quote airtight_python:

I prefer the wet and slippery, or syrup!

I bet you do… 😯

quote WalkonKing:

Yes I have.

But to tell you the truth a shot of dry lube works just fine as well.

Always knew you liked it ruff. I prefer the wet and slippery, or syrup!

Yes it’s been around for quite some time now and dry lube works just fine is all I needed to hear 🙂 I really like the NP3 and with the dedication on this site I should have known someone was on top of it.

Its’ been around for a long time.

Mike

Yes I have.

But to tell you the truth a shot of dry lube works just fine as well.

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