FP-10 lube
I just added some FP-10 lube to my tin of 18.1’s and wow it shoots so good. Has anyone else tried this?
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Ratso likes the scabs to break off, and let the puss do the “lubing’. Disgusting I agree, but it’s all natural, and was the way Zonk’s Momma showed him! You can’t buy that kind of education in a store bought book!
In contrast “I-ride”…the motor-sickle hoodlum, uses a good synthetic 2-cycle engine lube. It’s clear, easily available, has excellent retention properties, and he gets a discount at the motor-sickle store on bulk purchases! Not ALL Texans are drunk and stupid, but even the ones that are, know enough to carry a squeeze bottle of synthetic 2-cycle lube when on the road!
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:hoot: The studmeister.
Zonk the Magnificent Uncles :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :hoot: Has a 28 year old women for a concubine, constant lube.
A dry hole OAK??? Even :hoot: like a little wetness now and then,,,
I like it dry! No lubes Uncle.
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Yes! Many many times in the past. Good stuff, but no one seemed to feel it was worth the effort in the long run. It doesn’t hurt to use lubes. Just be certain there are no combustible chemicals in the mix. Every lube from molybdenum paste to silicone liquid and everything in between has been tried. There are some great non-petroleum lubes out there. However, any gains have never been proven to be a distinct advantage over clean, well formed, pellets, and an unleaded barrel.
If something really great had been found, it would have been on here years ago. Or, better yet, it would have endured the test of time and use, and be a “Must Have”…no one’s found that yet.
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Well Frank…are you glad you asked???
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